Man of Many Watches

No hands, no conventional dial and no crown. Over the past 25 years, Ulysse Nardin has enjoyed breaking just about…

Before Hublot became known for its oversized Big Bang watches, elaborate complications, crazy collaborations and…

Jerry Seinfeld is auctioning one of the most historically significant watches in horology: the Rolex Cosmograph Daytona…

Tigers and dragons and snakes, oh my! IWC has given plenty of Chinese zodiac animals their turn on the back of a watch…

“You see, in this world there’s two kinds of people, my friend: Those with loaded guns and those who dig.“ But this…

As if there weren’t enough reasons to wish you were the owner of an Aston Martin Valhalla already, Breitling has gone…

Rado’s new collaboration with Australia’s cricket star Cameron Green might be the most Aussie-coded watch ever made.…

There’s something rather amusing about building a 300-metre professional dive watch inspired by Okinawa’s mangrove…

Google may as well have fat-shamed the Apple Watch Series 12 when it announced its latest Fitbit fitness tracker. The…

Ever looked at a can of Red Bull and wondered what it might look like as a watch? TAG Heuer has. And it’ll do more than…

Welcome, watch lovers, to another instalment of The Wind Up. This is Man of Many’s weekly wrap detailing the…

Bremont has gone full sherpa mode with its latest Supermarine dive watch. Rather than heading straight for the ocean…

Tissot isn’t shy about its love of basketball. Previous editions of the NBA chronograph were louder than celebrating…

Few brand partnerships make as much sense to me as the one between the watchmaker Zenith and the modular furniture…

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