April 6 2022
It was a certain Marshall Mathers who once rhymed, “Snap back to reality, ope there goes gravity,” and it couldn’t feel more appropriate as we return to our desks, still reeling from the giddy exuberance of Watches & Wonders, in Geneva last week.
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January 27 2022
The wind-up watch is becoming the essence of anti-obsolescence: life-proof, future-proof and engineered to F1-levels of zero compromise.
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October 14 2021
Dive into the world of luxury watches and discover Alex's Doak's definitive buying guide for right now.
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May 25 2021
TUDOR has launched the new TUDOR Black Bay Ceramic, an extraordinary watch and symbol of the brand's technical expertise.
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April 16 2021
Even a pandemic isn’t enough to stop Switzerland’s watchmakers in their mountain tracks, reports Alex Doak, as April’s pure-digital ‘Watches & Wonders’ trade fair proves in no uncertain terms .
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April 9 2021
Introducing the latest arrivals from the world’s most exciting luxury watch brands. Here’s our pick of what you should be wearing right now. Pre-order your new season watch now before anyone else.
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March 3 2021
When the Black Bay Fifty-Eight was released at Baselworld two years ago, it quickly became one of the most talked about watches of the year.
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December 1 2020
A must read for gents looking to update their watch collection. Dive into the world of luxury watches and discover Alex's Doak's definitive buying guide for right now.
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July 1 2020
When the Black Bay Fifty-Eight was released at Baselworld two years ago, it quickly became one of the most talked about watches of the year.
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June 18 2020
Military veteran Tudor ambushed everyone at Baselworld back in March, with its left-of-field and uncompromising Black Bay P01 frogman.
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December 5 2018
The Tudor Black Bay GMT is the first watch in the Black Bay collection to have a GMT complication. Normal watches tell the time with a minimum of two hands in one time zone but for some people, like the Pan Am pilots who the original GMT’s were designed for by Rolex in 1954, being able to instantly tell the time in more than one time zone is incredibly useful. GMT watches achieve usually achieve this by using an extra hand and in the case of the Black Bay GMT Tudor has added an extra all red snowflake hand.
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July 19 2018
After so many decades of being misconstrued as ‘Rolex’s little brother’, Tudor is finally stepping from the shadows and carving a horological identity of its own – underwater, for the most part.
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