Established in 1999 by two Swiss brothers as an independent watch manufacturer, with family roots in high-end watch manufacturing, the team developed platforms to exceed industry standards with newly developed smart engineering features.
Fuelled by a passion for watches, the brand name and ethos derive from the unique shapes generated by all forms of extreme sport, whether on land or sea, i.e., Forme Extrème (extreme shape).
Formex’s uncompromising watch range covers the needs of most watch enthusiasts whether you require an uncomplicated, ultra-modern, chronometer for a black-tie event or a rugged dive watch for timing during intense sport or adventure.
Led by IWC, ceramic watches first started gaining traction in the 1980s. However, they didn’t gain major popularity until fairly recently. These days, ceramic is widely used by many brands for components like dive bezels...
If you've been anywhere near the watch world over the past year or two, you’ve probably seen a million and one reviews of the Christopher Ward Bel Canto. Yes, it’s award-winning. Yes, it chimes. And...
The concept behind the Boldr x WatchGecko Polaris began with aventurine - a naturally occurring form of quartzite flecked with chrome mica, known for its ability to catch light and shimmer like a starlit sky....
Christopher Ward hasn’t just been riding the momentum of The Twelve since its 2023 debut —they’ve been driving it full steam ahead. Between the recent Loco drop (which I’m still so impressed by) and now...
Your quick-reference guide to our best-selling mesh watch strap collection. Mesh straps have long held a place in watch culture thanks to their sleek, adaptable, and effortlessly dressy appeal. But despite their uniform appearance, not...
