Recent Luxury Articles
Rediscovering Seiko's Alpinist Legacy
For anyone who's ever appreciated a watch that can handle a tough hike one day and look sharp at a business lunch the next, the Seiko Prospex Alpinist stands out as a real standout. This iconic timepiece has built a loyal following over the years, thanks to its blend of old-school charm and practic
Athletes Bet Big on Richard Mille Watches in Competition
In the world of high-stakes sports, where every second and every ounce matters, you'd think top athletes would strip down to the basics. No extra weight, no distractions. Yet, back in 2012, during the Olympic 100-meter final in London, Yohan Blake strapped on a Richard Mille RM38 Prototype while ra
Could This $690 Japanese Watch Finally Dethrone the Rolex Explorer?
For a lot of guys, the Rolex Explorer stands as the ultimate do-it-all watch. It’s tough enough for weekends in the woods, clean enough for the office, and built to last a lifetime. The problem? That lifetime-lasting quality comes with a price tag that starts around $7,500 and only goes up from the
Could James Bond Ditch Omega for This Affordable Aston Martin Watch?
For years, Aston Martin has been the car brand tied to luxury, speed, and that unmistakable British style—think sleek lines, powerful engines, and a connection to James Bond that goes back decades. Fans of the marque know it best for those high-end sports cars that turn heads on the road. But like
This Slim Watch Punches Way Above Its Price
In a world where timepieces often scream for attention with flashy complications and oversized cases, there's something refreshing about a watch that whispers elegance. The AC2 Volcán from Anders & Co. steps into that space, blending old-school charm with a fresh twist that's turning heads am
Seiko's New Seashadow Diver: Gold in the Depths
When it comes to watches that can handle the rough stuff without skipping a beat, Seiko has been a go-to for guys who appreciate solid engineering and a bit of history. The latest addition to their Prospex line, the 1968 Heritage Diver GMT SPB534 Seashadow , takes that legacy and gives it a sleek,
Zenith's Dive Watch Glows Up for the Deep
In the world of tough, reliable timepieces built for guys who push limits—whether that's exploring underwater caves or just appreciating gear that can handle anything—Zenith has stepped up its game. The Defy Extreme Diver, a watch that first hit the scene last year at the big Watches and Wonders ev
Seiko's Tough Winter Watches for the Slopes
When winter hits and the mountains call, having gear that stands up to the cold and action is key. Seiko has stepped up with a pair of limited-edition watches from its 5 Sports line, themed around winter sports. These aren't your typical black or blue divers – they're in standout purple and brown s
Aera's Timeless Comeback: Why These Watches Deserve Your Wrist
In a world where fast fashion and quick trends dominate, there's something refreshing about a watchmaker that takes its time. Aera, the independent British brand founded back in 2018, has built a reputation for doing just that. Co-founders Jas Minhas and Olof Larsson, both veterans of the watch ind
Reviving a Forgotten Piece of American Military Grit
In a world where gadgets flash and beep with every notification, there's something grounding about a watch that echoes the tough, no-nonsense days of early 20th-century warfare. Timex, a name synonymous with reliable timekeeping for generations of Americans, has dusted off its roots to bring back a
