Author: WhoWatchWear

After several years of relative conservatism, there seemed to be a breath of fresh air circulating through the halls of the Salon International De La Haute Horlogerie (SIHH 2019) in Geneva this past week. Though the offerings presented were still a fair mix of technical updates and all-new creations, a significant volume of noteworthy releases have hit the market that have enthusiasts and collectors excited this year. Having taken a few days to digest this broad list of new watches, we’ve compiled a list of 14 favorites ranging from practical and (relatively) affordable daily-wear offerings, through to the year’s most…

Today I’m going to be doing a review on the Panerai Radiomir. So, in the Panerai world, there’s two distinct models that are always going to catch your attention. One being the Luminor series, which in that Luminor series is a couple different subcategories, but the other one that immediately stands out just like the crown, is the Radiomir. The Radiomir is the original Panerai design. For those of you that are new to the Panerai game and don’t too much about it, Panerai is a watch that was developed in the World War II and it was for the…

Today we talk about the AP 41mm Royal Oak Chrono in rose gold. So, the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Chrono is the watch that, for me, just has the most style and look for the money. I’ve done a review on this model in the past in stainless steel and I expressed that my favorite one is the rose gold in black. I have both models. One on a strap and one on a bracelet. I like them both equally. I’m going to talk a little bit about them. But for me this is probably my favorite watch. At first,…

Alright, so I’ve been hearing for the past two months rumors that Rolex is gonna increase their retail prices, but rumors sometimes turn out to be just only rumors. At first they were saying it was seven percent. I’ve heard even someone say ten percent, but now it’s finally happening. It seems to be a bit more in the five percent range. I’ve gone over the numbers and that seems to be what it’s gonna be. So the first thing I wanna say about this matter is, this isn’t the first time this has happened. I’ve seen this happen several…

This here is the ultimate set it and forget it complication. You keep these things wound, you’ll never have to worry about whether the information being displayed on them is right or wrong and you’ll never have to change them. These are some really remarkable pieces and we do have a few specific examples that we really wanted to show you guys we had to offer right now. Yeah, starting with the Patek Philippe, the very first sort of perpetual calendar in industry, the one that really brought it to everybody. This watch was the first sort of wristwatch that…