On March 4, 2008 on a rainy day in Mississippi, Jim Bernthal became a part of a club he never intended to join. A Marine Corps flight instructor, Jim was scheduled to give training in a T-45 Goshawk, a single-engine tandem-seat fighter. Though…
Splurge or Steal: Rolex President vs. Datejust
For many watch lovers, Rolex is king. From staples of the brand, like the standard Datejust, to the most highly coveted models, like the President, Rolex fans don’t discriminate. So, whether you’re looking to splurge on one of the brand’s top-end mod…
OMEGA Seamaster vs. Rolex Submariner
Watch Comparison: OMEGA Seamaster vs. Rolex Submariner The Omega Seamaster and Rolex Submariner have been in competition for over half a century. In the 1950’s and 1960’s, sports watches were rapidly increasing in popularity. Omega and Rolex were, an…
Best Watches for Spring
Best Watches for Spring The chill in the air is starting to dissipate and flowers are starting to bloom. You may find yourself gravitating toward lighter, brighter colors and opting for a polo instead of a button down. Spring is officially upon us! J…
The OMEGA Speedmaster Reduced
Overview of the OMEGA Speedmaster Reduced The Speedmaster, also known as the Moonwatch, is an icon. It’s one of the most popular and historically significant models in the OMEGA family of watches. Over the years, the brand has developed different ite…
Profiles in Time: Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein: The Early Years Albert Einstein passed away over half a century ago. However, he’s still one of the most highly regarded and celebrated scientists of the 20th century. He’s most famous for developing the theory of relativity; one of…
Watch Madness 2018: Our Partners’ Picks
Watch Madness 2018 has officially kicked off. This year we took thirty-two watches, put them in head-to-head matchups, and for three weeks they will face off until there is an ultimate winner. What happens to the winning watch? Well, it will grace th…
Profiles in Time: Buzz Aldrin
Buzz Aldrin: The Early Years Buzz Aldrin, the first lunar landing, and the timepiece he wore while taking those history-making steps are what gave birth to the Moonwatch, also known as the Omega Speedmaster. But before he became a legendary astronaut…
Coaches Watches of the 2018 Tourney
The Madness that is March is kicking off this week. Each year, the top college basketball teams face off for a month of head-to-head competition. Only the best will make it to the Final Four, hosted in San Antonio, Texas this year. Of course, we can’…
Watch Madness Part One
It is that time of year, where half the country is seeing signs of spring and the other half is still digging themselves out of snow. Clocks are getting ready to move forward, and millions everywhere are getting ready to fill out their brackets for s…
Watch Madness Part Two
In part one of this year’s Watch Madness we took a look at the first eight matchups in our bracket and there were some strong contenders. If you haven’t taken a look at them yet, we suggest going back and checking them out. Before we can get from our…
Green With Envy: Saint Patrick’s Day Watches
Saint Patrick's Day Watches - Our Green Picks This weekend, many of us will be flocking to our local watering holes, seeking an authentic, hearty meal of corned beef and cabbage chased by a cold pint of green beer. Yes, Saint Patrick’s Day is upon us…
Notable Military Watches
Notable Military Watches: A Brief History Military-issued watches have had a significant impact on the evolution of modern warfare. Likewise, the unique needs of the military have had a considerable influence on the development of watches. For exampl…
The History of Breitling
The History of Breitling With a history spanning over 135 years, Breitling has built a reputation for its precise chronometers and pilot watches. Their rugged and technically focused designs have withstood the test of time. As a result, they’ve creat…
Rolex Deepsea vs. Submariner: Choosing the Right Model
Rolex Deepsea vs. Submariner: Choosing the Right Model Rolex is famous for its commitment to sea exploration and its dive watches. When they first released the Submariner in 1953, it became an instant classic. It also helped to establish a name for t…
The History of Officine Panerai
Officine Panerai: The Beginning In 1860 in Florence, Italy a man named Giovanni Panerai would start an innovative watch shop. That shop is now a famous brand with a serious cult following. Unlike many other watch brands more humble beginnings, Offici…
The Rolex Daytona Ref. 16520
The Rolex Daytona Ref. 16520 The history of the Rolex Daytona officially began in 1964, when the brand started their sponsorship of the famous car races in Daytona, Florida. Just over two decades after the first Daytona debuted, Rolex decided to repl…
Profiles in Time: Bruce Willis
Bruce Willis: The Early Years Bruce Willis epitomizes the all-American action hero on screen. He’s starred in some of the most iconic thrillers and action films of all time, from Pulp Fiction to The Sixth Sense and, of course, the famous Die Hard ser…
Tourbillon Complication: A Look at the Prestigious Function
Tourbillon Complication: A Prestigious Function In the most basic terms, watches are simply timekeeping devices. However, many luxury watches go far beyond that function. They feature complications. In horology, a complication refers to any feature t…
What Does Water Resistance in Watches Mean?
What Does Water Resistance Mean? When you’re shopping for a watch and checking out the specs, you’ve likely seen information about watch water resistance ratings. However, you may still be wondering, what does water resistance mean when it comes to w…
Profiles in Time: Martin Scorsese
Martin Scorsese: An American Filmmaker Martin Scorsese is a widely-celebrated modern American filmmaker. His signature filmmaking style, include dark themes, unusual camera techniques, and contemporary music. But you may not know about Scorsese’s dee…
The History of TAG Heuer
TAG Heuer History The TAG Heuer brand has built a reputation for its casual sport watches with racing DNA and their drive to constantly innovate and update their watch designs. However, before TAG Heuer, there was just Heuer. We take a look at the hi…
What is a Co-Axial Escapement?
The History of the Co-Axial Escapement The precision mechanics packed into timepieces are pretty amazing. It’s no wonder the language of watches can be complex. If you’re just starting out in the world of watches, understanding the intricacies of a t…
Rolex Sea-Dweller vs. IWC Aquatimer
The Sport of Scuba Diving By the 1960’s, the sport of scuba diving was growing in popularity. Sea exploration was expanding, technology was improving, and equipment was evolving. So, the enigmatic ocean was becoming a bit less mysterious. Coming face…
A. Lange & Söhne Saxonia Datograph ref. 403.035
A. Lange & Söhne Saxonia Datograph Flyback Review A. Lange & Söhne had been back to producing watches for nearly a decade when they launched the Saxonia Datograph Flyback in 1999. The model marked a defining moment for the brand and the watch…





















