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Here at WatchGecko, we’re huge fans of the Squale brand, which is one of our consistent bestsellers. So any news from Squale is going to be important for us – and it doesn’t get much...

I have been fortunate to have had two significant and unusually spontaneous watch-purchase occasions in recent years and this is my account of the second one. You may have seen a blog I wrote a...

It’s 09:00 on Thursday 27 April. And by the time you finish reading this sentence, Christopher Ward will have just released what’s almost certainly their most radical watch yet. Not everyone is going to instantly...

Support a hugely important military charity and bag a first class tactical watch when you select the Nite Watches MX-10 Rock2Recovery Special Edition. Nite have partnered with Rock2Recovery to bring you this special MX-10. The...

The pre-owned watch market is bigger than ever and savvy watch collectors regularly scour the internet for the best hidden gems. Welcome back to the WatchGecko Nearly New Range. A reminder - what are our Nearly New...

Over the past few years we've heard much about in-house movements and chronometer certifications, but are these things really of benefit or are they just advertising hype? Movements such as the Rolex cal. 3175 and...

The NTH DevilRay Diver in vintage grey is certainly an eye-catcher, there's no doubt about that, but does it measure up in all the areas that it should? NTH/WatchGecko DevilRay on ZULUDIVER Typhoon - Credit...

Everything you wanted to know about tritium watches... Since our military strap collaboration with the UK company Nite Watches, and our video interviews with their CEO Roger Green, we have seen an increase in chatter...

So we’ve been there, done that, and bought the T-shirt (actually, the T-shirt was gifted, so we didn’t even have to buy it). But when all is said and done, which were the best watches...

This was my first time at the Watches and Wonders show in Geneva, and I’d heard a lot about it. But despite all of that, nothing actually prepares you for being there. First things first:...

Back in 1986 I bought Seiko dive watch, and that watch was the 7c46-7009 'Golden Tuna'. I'd already been dabbling in this underwater malarkey for a while and had just sold my Heuer (long before...