We often get asked about the Seiko and Pulsar watches and more specifically what is the relationship and what are the differences?  We'll discuss a brief history of the brands and differences between them too.

In 2020, Accutron celebrated its 60th anniversary beautifully. As a Bulova division, Accutron introduced its first electronic watch, the SpaceView 214, in 1960. This model has been hailed as one of the most important watchmaking innovations of the 20th century thanks to its pioneering technology.

James Bond has worn the finest suits, driven the fastest cars, and most notably for horology enthusiasts, he’s strapped on some of the most impressive wrist watches ever developed. So today we'll be taking a look at every watch worn by the super agent from "Doctor No", to "No Time To Die".

The multitude of different collaborations and unique versions attracted not only ordinary consumers but also collectors, who, in part, helped to elevate the G-Shock to cult status.

Seiko has arrived with the latest and interesting seven Seiko 5 Sports creations inspired by two leading Japanese animations; Naruto and Boruto.

The EBEL watch house’s history is somewhat unusual and full of romance, which gives the watch of this brand a veil of mystery and sophistication… But first things first.. they're a brand that captures the union of two loving hearts!

If you are into watches and love Metallica, then the collaboration between Metallica and Nixon would be one of the most exciting news for you as well. The news of Nixon watches collaborating with Metallica got hundreds and thousands of people excited.

The Rotary Watch Company has made a huge impression on the UK market since their entry almost 100 years ago so let's take a dive into their impressive history.

Capcom has recently released some fun and exciting Street Fighter merchandise and they thought that a watch they knew fans would love would be the natural next step and if you are a fan of this popular game, this probably comes as amazing news for you! So Let's take a closer look at each model Seiko is releasing.

While in today’s time, we are mostly familiar with the quality of Swiss watches, back in the 1800s this wasn’t at all the case. In fact, half of the world’s watches were produced by British watchmakers at the time.

But if the British were so great at making watches back in the days, then how come they’re not known for it anymore? And what are some great examples of British watches? Let’s find out!