Category: Wearables
Seiko Unveils a Gorgeous Color Scheme For Two Iconic Dive Watches
The company we know today as Seiko didn’t always have that name, and it didn’t start out making watches. In 1881, Kintaro Hattori opened a shop in Tokyo simply called K. Hattori, and it wasn’t until 1913 that he produced Japan’s first wristwatch…. Check out the original article: [Gearpatrol] Seiko Unveils a Gorgeous Color Scheme…
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Tudor’s Unexpected Move May Leave Seiko Fans Asking ‘What If?’
Tudor is already coming off one of its quietly strongest Watches and Wonders cycles in years, with releases like the Black Bay 58 Master Chronometer, the revamped Tudor Royal and the ambitious Monarch generating some of the longest-lasting conversation of the entire show. Now the brand has followed that momentum with something entirely different. It’s…
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Swatch Confirms Its Next MoonSwatch Successor with the Maker of the Royal Oak
It’s official. Swatch and Audemars Piguet have collaborated on a new watch called the “Royal Pop,” set to release Saturday, May 16. The brands shared the news on social media, following intense speculation earlier this week…. Check out the original article: [Gearpatrol] Swatch Confirms Its Next MoonSwatch Successor with the Maker of the Royal Oak
Longines’ Game-Changing, Value-Driven Dive Watch Gets Even More Tempting
Just over one month ago, on March 26, Longines completely revamped its HydroConquest dive watch line, unveiling a new collection boasting an entirely new design, a new movement, a new bracelet, new sizes… the works. The reception was through the roof, with many reviewers, myself included, hailing the new HydroConquest as the best dive watch…
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