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At WatchGecko we are often asked what NTH stands for, and one of the answers is “Nod To History”, which is hugely appropriate for the new NTH Legend Series. With this new range, NTH continues...

Zenith is one of those brands we all respect but no one seems to own. Which is odd, when you consider they have been making high-quality watches since 1865. Founded by Georges Favre-Jacot in Neuchâtel,...

Hot on the heels of the striking Pelagos FXD Alinghi Red Bull Racing Special Edition Tudor presents us with a new black dial FXD, which pays homage to the watches worn 60 years ago by...

Back in March, my colleague George reviewed a fascinating field watch which took the accepted design parameters of the genre and thoroughly modernised it – the watch was the Circula ProTrail. Circula is a relatively...

On Saturday, 23 September, WatchGecko will be exhibiting at the World Time Exhibition, held annually at the Sofitel Hotel at London Heathrow Terminal 5. This is arguably the UK's premier watch event, with worldwide exhibitors...

Whilst the focus of Watches & Wonders is quite rightly the fabulous timepieces, it pays to pause and look at the equally impressive corporate booths. WWSH Opening - Credit Watches and Wonders Having exhibited at...

It wouldn't be a Watches & Wonders without a new Ulysse Nardine Freak. And for 2023, we are treated to the FREAK [X OPS]. The classic has gone all Special Operations and is allegedly stealthy....

With Watches & Wonders in Shanghai, it’s no surprise that a brand has released a watch inspired by the Year of the Dragon. Vacheron Constantine Métiers d'Art The Legend of the Chinese Zodiac - Credit...

As Watches and Wonders opens in China, Roger Dubuis has released the stunning new Excalibur Spider Revuelto Flyback Chronograph. If you want to make a splash on day one of a major show then we...

Last week, my colleague George Redgrave reviewed the Escudo Seacrest Chocolate Bronze 300M dive watch. As stated in his feature, Escudo gave us two watches to review, and whilst they were technically similar, they were...

It is 1989, and I find myself stationed on a desert island off the coast of Oman in the Arabian Sea. I am waiting for a beige camouflage Lockheed C130 to land, carrying a crucial...

I recently interviewed the CEO and co-founder of The Watch Collectors Club, and after a fascinating hour of chat, it made me think about my watch collections. How they have grown, what pitfalls I stumbled...

If there is one subject in which watch lovers are united, it's a love of luminescence. Despite many modern watches being available with a battery and an LED displaying the time with huge efficiency, we...