That’s no moon … oh wait, yes it is. Almost exactly one year ago, Farer launched the Stratton version of its Moonphase line. The watch was a stunner with its rose gold PVD case, its oversized luminous moonphase disc and its…
Welcome to Watch Guy Watches, GQ’s monthly curation of high-end timepieces for the true watch nerds among us. This month, Moser goes retro(grade); Lange brings back a beloved bracelet; Biver drops its first hand-wound three-hander; and Breitling puts a…
As the top German watchmaker in the Swatch Group‘s deep and impressive roster of brands, Glashütte Original boasts one of the best and most diverse catalogs in the business. For retro vibes, the brand has its Vintage line with…
Some people prefer skeletonized dials because they put horological engineering on full display, while others are drawn to the luxurious appearance of the inherently more expensive genre. Either way, the transparent dials let watch fans peek behind the curtain and…
The Sealander has never looked this refined. Christopher Ward has spent much of 2026 redesigning and repositioning the C63 Sealander collection as its full-service flagship. In April, the time-and-date and GMT variations debuted a refined design language, which was then applied to…
The Rolex GMT-Master II Pepsi and Batman are two of the most recognizable luxury sports watches ever produced. Both share the iconic GMT-Master II design, mechanical functionality, and aviation-inspired heritage, yet their distinctive bezel colors give them completely different personalities.
With its Series 8 collection of mechanical watches, Citizen has been delivering rather impressive models over the years, with the GMT collection being possibly the most appealing of them. Not only is it powered by a true GMT automatic movement (something…
Seiko has teamed up with the Japanese watch retailer TiCTAC once again for a new limited edition mechanical watch. The new Seiko x TiTAC HZB002J is a fresh addition to the runaway-hit collaborative series and comes with a vintage-inspired white dial.
Mazda and Seiko have released their third joint watch, the Mazda Chronograph Watch, at 69,300 yen. Unlike the two Mazda Spirit Racing chronographs that came before it, this one has no racing branding, no numbered run and no stated limit. Mazda…
Alexandre Martin, a 27-year-old watchmaker, is the latest to breakout in the independent watchmaking scene with his debut prototype, the 1965. Join Robb Report at The Concours Club, South Florida to test drive the most impressive new luxury vehicles of 2027.
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