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1+ hour, 25+ min ago (1359+ words) For those of us over 20 years old who can read an analogue watch (you might be shocked at how many Generation Alpha kids can't), we all know what the central hour, minute and seconds hands do. A small seconds sub-dial won't trip us up, either. Different complications bring different hands, however, and some can [] For those of us over 20 years old who can read an analogue watch (you might be shocked at how many Generation Alpha kids can't), we all know what the central hour, minute and seconds hands do. A small seconds sub-dial won't trip us up, either. Different complications bring different hands, however, and some can get a bit complicated (pun intended). Beyond just telling time, additional watch hands can time events, show additional time zones, relay calendar information, display the remaining power in your movement, and so…...

1+ hour, 25+ min ago (581+ words) The following conversation has been lightly edited for brevity and clarity. Zach Kazan Thank you, Sam. Next we have Jason Gong, CEO and founder of Complecto. Jason, welcome back'you're a veteran of these panels. Tell folks a little about Complecto. Zach Kazan Thank you, Jason. And last but not least, we have TJ Harris, director of brand communications at Bulova. TJ, tell us a little about what you do. Brian Alcazar It comes down to community and authenticity. Both worlds welcome enthusiasts at every level'pros or novices. Whether you have a Timex or a Rolex, a point-and-shoot or an iPhone, you're welcome. The thread is inclusivity and the need to create and share. Social media broadens that reach, letting us share with the world. Zach Kazan Sam, are you a watch guy? What's your exposure to the watch world, and…...

6+ hour, 51+ min ago (1609+ words) Given our passion for mechanical watchmaking, a craft that is, in theory, obsolete in today's digital age, I am well aware we have a thing for "doing it the old-fashioned way". We often speak of tradition, craftsmanship, history and so on when it comes to watches. Sure, there are plenty of brands out there that [] Given our passion for mechanical watchmaking, a craft that is, in theory, obsolete in today's digital age, I am well aware we have a thing for "doing it the old-fashioned way". We often speak of tradition, craftsmanship, history and so on when it comes to watches. Sure, there are plenty of brands out there that push for technological innovation, but we tend to find ourselves gravitating to the ways of old on many occasions. And there's an interesting parallel to be drawn between mechanical watches…...

8+ hour, 24+ min ago (1788+ words) There are two main reasons why I might get really excited about reviewing a watch. One is that the watch is particularly beautiful. The other is that the watch boasts interesting features or high-performance technology. Very much in the latter camp, this'Garmin Fenix 8 Pro 51mm MicroLED smartwatch really excites me because of its state-of-the-art [] The post Garmin Fenix 8 Pro 51mm MicroLED Watch Review: Currently The Most Advanced Smartwatch On The Market appeared first on aBlogtoWatch. There are two main reasons why I might get really excited about reviewing a watch. One is that the watch is particularly beautiful. The other is that the watch boasts interesting features or high-performance technology. Very much in the latter camp, thisGarmin Fenix 8 Pro 51mm MicroLED smartwatch really excites me because of its state-of-the-art technology. My use of this new-for-2025 Garmin flagship smartwatch barely scratches the surface of…...

9+ hour, 31+ min ago (667+ words) When Garmin announced its flagship GPS sports watches last year, the Enduro 3 was $300 less than the comparable Fenix 8 51mm model with a memory-in-pixel (MIP) display and solar charging, giving it some absolutely wild battery longevity. Given my obsession with the Enduro 2 and this value difference, I ordered my own Enduro 3 the day that Garmin announced the new watch. Also: Black Friday Smartwatch deals: I'm shopping sales on Apple & Pixel Watches live now Fast forward a year later, and the Enduro 3 is still absolutely a competitive smartwatch, even in a crowded consumer market. Its battery life and rugged Garmin design still look just as great, especially for the $749 sale price." Garmin's Enduro 3 is the watch you want for endurance activities and when you don't want to think about charging up your watch. The Enduro 3 is available with MIP and in one size:…...

20+ hour, 26+ min ago (204+ words) The weekend kicked off with a high-energy evening that blended biergarten warmth with Bauhaus modernism. Guests stepped into a space decorated with themed touches, curated snacks, and plenty of beer'everything tuned to evoke that distinctly German mix of hospitality and design. The vibe was lively and relaxed, with friends and new acquaintances swapping impressions and leaning into the German themes. The Bauhaus Biergarten aesthetic pulled everything together, spotlighting the Junghans design language we all know and love'timeless, functional, and effortlessly modern. Next door, the Lounge took on the feel of a "100 Years of Bauhaus" micro-gallery. Historic posters, design books, and storytelling displays mapped out Junghans" place within the Bauhaus lineage, while iconic products and archival imagery helped frame the brand"s century-long design ethos. It became a quieter space to absorb the heritage behind the watches guests had just been…...

22+ hour, 16+ min ago (1427+ words) Roger Dubuis is a name that can be seen from different angles. It is one of these names that feels twofold in the collecting community. One side of the name refers to the man himself, a talented watchmaker who, back in the 1990s, created his eponymous independent brand, with early-production watches becoming highly collectable youngtimer [] Roger Dubuis is a name that can be seen from different angles. It is one of these names that feels twofold in the collecting community. One side of the name refers to the man himself, a talented watchmaker who, back in the 1990s, created his eponymous independent brand, with early-production watches becoming highly collectable youngtimer timepieces. The other side of the Roger Dubuis, the one that probably speaks to a wider audience, is a brand owned by the Richemont Group, creating bold, contemporary, high-end watches with a…...