Back in March, as the world plunged headlong into international lockdowns, the watch world (amongst pretty much every other retail and industrial sector) was thrown into chaos, as the industry’s key tradeshows were canceled, leaving important watch brands for their… Continue Reading
I can only assume the black model will be just as handsome, even though the rich colors of the dials and bezels for the blue and brown models is difficult to pass up, if you’re going to go for colour… Continue Reading
After a week with the brown dial version I actually felt like there’s a whole lot on offer from Breitling for this one. The aesthetics are really compelling (it is among the more handsome new dive watches outside this year,… Continue Reading
While it’s increasingly common for luxury watch brands to follow “The Rolex Way” of updating existing models over and over again as time continues, the clinic is more rare than you may be led to think. Though, in recent years… Continue Reading
Breitling makes an extremely solid-feeling watch, which in my view begins with the case. The brand is particularly good at serving up well-polished heavy blocks of steel. Though a lot of modern dive watches offer complicated instances with contrast finishing… Continue Reading
Ultimately we come to the matter of the movements. In reality this is one of the most crucial elements of the watch in regards to the majority of the ownership experience – but with watch lovers the movement does play… Continue Reading
Now, first in 2007 with all the Superocean Heritage, and again this year with all the Superocean Heritage II, Breitling is once more returning to the origins of this series to produce a watch inspired by the pragmatic pieces that… Continue Reading
Whenever it’s increasingly normal for luxury watch brands to follow “The Rolex Way” of upgrading existing models over and over again as time goes on, the practice is much more rare than you may be led to believe. Though, in… Continue Reading
The watches now more or less reveal a movement, and they are supposed to evoke similar topics. That said, despite the Tudor Heritage Black Bay and Breitling Superocean Heritage II have in common, they still seem to appeal to quite… Continue Reading
Whenever it is increasingly normal for luxury watch brands to follow “The Rolex Way” of upgrading existing models over and over again as time goes on, the clinic is more rare than you might be led to believe. Though, lately… Continue Reading