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The Versace Watches Spring-Summer 2025 collection shares in the rich codes of the House’s fashion collections and its signature sculptural approach to design. These highly crafted shapes impart impact when worn and each watch can be considered a piece of wearable design. Reference points within classical arts, mythology and the celestial which are ever prevalent in Versace design—including the iconic Medusa and the Greca motif—are reworked across the seasonal collection in both explicit and more subtle, enticing ways. With peekaboo dial design leading the jewelry watch trends this season, the Versace Reveal captures the renewed fascination with secret watches, transforming timekeeping into a moment of…

Bob's WatchesIn the late 1970s, a contestant on The Price is Right walked away with what seemed like just another door prize. Decades later, that very prize has resurfaced — and it happens to be one of the rarest Rolex Submariners ever made. Today, it sits with Bob’s Watches, where its significance is being carefully documented and celebrated. The watch in question is a 1978 Rolex Submariner Ref. 1680, notable as the first Submariner to feature a date display — a milestone in Rolex’s evolution. But what sets this example apart is the Tiffany & Co. co-branding on the dial.…

Steve HuytonOn social media there are several forums dedicated purely to brass and bronze watches. Dedicated enthusiasts share images of their timepieces in different stages of oxidation. Some of the most popular brands are Vintage VDB and Kaventsmann. Both these German watchmakers produce bold oversized limited-edition Swiss automatics. However, in my opinion the leader of the pack is Martin Pauli (who trades under the name Angular Momentum). His freestyle collection is exceptionally progressive and as the name suggests created without the intervention of CNC machines. Previously I’ve reviewed the Blue, Green Lume & Bronze, Polythemos and Polythemos Ebonite.  Steve HuytonRecently,…