Chopard’s latest release may not come as a surprise to many enthusiasts, but it brings an interesting update to their racing-themed Mille Miglia collection. For Baselworld 2017, the Chopard Mille Miglia Classic Chronograph ref. 168589-3002 brings some styling changes to the XL version read more…
We can’t think of a better reason for a first contribution to aBlogtoWatch than the launch of our first motor-sport inspired chronograph, the Geckota C-1 Racing Chronograph. As with everything Geckota, the new Seiko VK64 meca-quartz hybrid powered chrono pays respectful homage to classic vintage watches.
I have no doubts that the new Intra-Matic 68 will be one of Hamilton’s most popular new releases this year. Check out this new vintage-inspired chronograph here.
In a pleasant surprise, Longines invited us for the presentation of a new quartz movement that marks the return of their Very High Precision (“VHP”) watches. It is so important to the brand that Longines wanted to get ahead of the Baselworld 2017 rush.
Hublot is teaming up with Italia Independent again, this time to create textile-inspired chronographs. Find out all about the new Hublot Classic Fusion Italia Independent watches here.
Inspired by vintage aircraft, Ferro & Co. designed 2 distinctive styles of pilot watches that reflect the aesthetics of the 1940s aviation world. On February 15th, 2017, Ferro Watches launched a crowdfunding campaign to fund their first production batch of Swiss-made limited edition timepieces.
Today Omega launched what is a very comprehensive, neatly detailed and, of course, free online catalog of 60 iconic Omega Speedmaster Moonwatches.
We can’t possibly keep up with Casio’s steady stream of G-Shock models, iterations, colorways, and limited editions, but it is fun to sometimes check in on what colorful and affordable things they are offering. These new Casio G-Shock GA110LN Layered Neon Color watches represent a good sample of today’s more basic G-Shocks.
The Oris Williams Valtteri Bottas Limited Edition is currently at the top of the ladder when it comes to Swiss Oris’ “motorsport” watch collection. When checking it out at Baselworld 2016, it struck me that the racing-themed Oris timepieces might not get as much attention as they deserve.
The old-new Da Vinci collection from IWC made its return at SIHH 2017, ditching the angular case from some ten years ago in favor of a classical, round design. As safe-play as that may sound, the IWC Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar Chronograph has – sort of unexpectedly – stepped up to be one of my favorites from this year’s new releases, and here’s why that is.