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June 26, 2024
The Rallychron is the latest chronograph watch from revitalised independent Swiss brand Ollech & Wajs. Described by the brand as ‘a love letter to the golden era of motor...
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£500 - £1000
Christopher Ward has carved a niche for itself with a blend of heritage, craftsmanship, modern appeal, all whilst consistently offering great value for money. One of their latest offerings,...
£250 - £500
Ember Watch Company launches its first watch in August, the appropriately named Rocket. Even at first glance it’s clear that the design of the Rocket is a step above,...
£250 - £500
With a safely minimal design, reliable and low-maintenance movement, and sensible sizing, Akerfalk’s Chronograph is a fine watch for the money.
£250 - £500
Swedish avant-garde brand Pedral is due to release its second watch collection later this month and it’s safe to say that it’s a head-turner. The Artefact continues where the...
£250 - £500
The Scarifour from UK brand Benjamin James is due to launch on Kickstarter soon and something about it strikes me instantly. Unusually for a debut watch the Scarifour is...
£500 - £1000
Second Hour is an Australian watch brand, founded in 2019 by husband and wife powerhouse Peter and Akira. Based in Melbourne, over the course of just four years the...
£500 - £1000
Named after the brightest star in the northern celestial hemisphere, Arcturus Watches was founded in 2018 on the belief that well-designed, top-quality watches should be accessible to everybody. Their...
£250 - £500
UBIQ is a Singaporean watch brand founded by Drayson Phua. The DUAL is the brand’s first watch, but the fact that Drayson is a Creative Director by trade is...
£500 - £1000
The Helicon brand was founded in 2018 by husband-and-wife team (Danielle and Jonathan), who between them have a couple of decades experience in the watch industry and offer consultancy...
£250 - £500
As much as I love to hear a brand’s elaborate backstory, with smatterings of hyperbole thrown in for good measure, it can sometimes come across as a little disingenuous...
£1000+
Whilst German brand BOTTA is best known for its one-handed watches designed to ‘slow down time’, their collection does also include models that use the more traditional two-handed time-telling...
£500 - £1000
Heard of Héron before? No, me neither. But after having the Canadian brand’s latest offering on my wrist for the past week, my guess is that the brand’s popularity...
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