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Founded in late 2020 by David DeWitt (formerly at Ford) and Siddhartha Kazami (formerly at Toyota), Ocean To Orbit emerged from a simple conversation. The pair shared a mutual passion for mechanical watches and a...

Last Saturday marked the inaugural Hands on Horology event — and what a debut it was. With over 600 passionate attendees, 40+ diverse brands, and three limited edition watches launched, the atmosphere was electric from...

The OCTOPOD is our take on the classic military strap—refined, secure, and made for everyday versatility. Here’s everything you need to know about our unique modular buckle system. WatchGecko OCTOPOD Buckle. Credit - WatchGecko Reinventing...

Christopher Ward’s Trident collection is no stranger to evolution. Since its debut in 2009, the C60 Trident has grown into one of Britain’s most recognisable modern dive watches – a versatile tool watch with a...

There’s something quietly captivating about a watch that doesn’t shout for attention. Something in the way it holds itself, in the proportions, in the intent behind the design. That’s exactly what PALMOS ONE delivers: a...

As we’re right at the midway point of 2025, it’s a great time to spotlight a few standout microbrand and indie watch releases—not just because they’re noteworthy, but because they point to where this corner...

Born in Arughat, Gorkha, Nepal, Purnima Shrestha began life far from the glacial peaks she’d eventually ascend. Raised in a farming community, her story transformed dramatically after covering the Everest Marathon in 2017 as a...

Of all the materials available for watch straps today, rubber — whether natural or synthetic — has come a long way. Once considered sticky, stiff, and uninspired, rubber watch straps have now claimed their place...

Hot on the heels of the elegant new Presage Classic Series, Seiko now turns its focus back to the depths of the ocean with two new Prospex models launching today. Both are part of the...

Hot on the heels of the Presage Classic Series Unglazed Arita Porcelain Limited Edition, Seiko is once again shining a light on traditional Japanese craftsmanship—this time through the deep, mirror-like black of Urushi lacquer. Launching...

You know the saying: everything’s bigger in America—cars, sandwiches, opinions… and increasingly, the ambitions of independent watchmakers. While Switzerland continues to be the spiritual home of horology and British watch brands are increasingly making a...