Results for The Silver Snoopy Award

One Of The Coolest Japanese Watches You’ll Probably Never See In Person

Credor's new Kuon GCLX995 pairs a blue ceramic dial with hand-wound Spring Drive in a 39mm steel case. Here's what stands out.

Andreas Strehler Introduces the Säntis World Time

The Nautilus is About to Turn 50: Here’s How Patek Philippe Might Celebrate

[VIDEO] Windup Watch Fair Dallas Recap: Watches, BBQ, and Texas-Sized Enthusiasm

Everything’s bigger in Texas-and that fact continues to ring true for the Windup Watch Fair Dallas. Returning for its second year and expanding into a full three-day event, the Fair once again took over the Hickory Street Annex, transforming the historic industrial space into a buzzing hub of watches, conversation, and community. With more than 40 brands in attendance, the show floor was packed with everything from established Lead Sponsors like Christopher Ward, Junghans, and Oris to rising independents, alongside a strong showing Miyota, our Official Movement Sponsor, and from Texas-based brands gathered together in our “Texas Roundup” area, deep in the heart of Windup. As always, the show delivered what Windup does best: a hands-on, approachable environment where enthusiasts and newcomers alike could try on watches, meet the people behind the brand, and share in the collective enthusiasm that defines the weekend. But as much as Windup is about watches, Dallas proved once again that it was just as much about the experience. Across the weekend, attendees found plenty to do beyond the booths-whether that meant taking in live art from Sunflowerman, snagging a swig at the Bruichladdich bar, learning about Miyota mechanical movements, or spending time in the Accutron Lounge diving into Tuning Fork and Electrostatic tech. It all added up to the kind of layered, come-as-you-are atmosphere that has become the hallmark of the Fair, which Texas wears well.   Came for th...

SJX Podcast: Affordable New Releases

Seiko is on something of a resurgence, aiming to take back its reputation as a value leader after the emergence, over the past decade, of increasingly competitive micro-brands. On episode 33 of the SJX Podcast, SJX and Brandon discuss the King Seiko Vanac, now available in titanium, and the Marinemaster, which has been transformed through a number of incremental upgrades. The discussion then turns to some other affordable new releases from Orient Star, Raketa, and Christopher Ward, which just launched an in-house ‘flyer’ GMT calibre with a five-day power reserve. Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube.  

Introducing: The Seiko Prospex Marinemaster Divers HBF001 And HBF002 JAMSTEC Limited Edition

A fresh pair of range-topping options powered by 8L movements.

Skeletons in the closet: our pick of the top six watches with openworked dials

We are not particularly big fans of openworked dials. But every once in a a while, one does come along which tugs at our heartstrings. We pick our top six.

Back to Basics: The Squale SUB-37

The Unique Creations of L.Leroy

Graduation for the Greubel Forsey Balancier Convexe S2

Introducing: French Brand BND Gives You All The Vintage Diver Vibes At An Affordable Price

A little bit of this, a little bit of that makes a great go-anywhere, do-anything dive watch.

Behind the Scenes at Bovet

Hands-On: The Daniel Roth Extra Plat Skeleton

Less is a lot more for Daniel Roth.

The New Farer Cushion Case Watches Make a Case for 35mm

Farer's new 35mm Furneaux and Belzoni feature spun gradient dials, a hand-wound Sellita, and steeper cushion case angles.

The Time to Watches Village

Introducing the Girard-Perregaux Minute Repeater Flying Bridges

Sean Lim, Inside a $5 Million Watch Vault | The Collector’s Perspective

Introducing The Grand Planetarium Eccentric Si14 (Silicium) | Christiaan van der Klaauw x Revolution

Introducing - The Eska Amphibian 250 Destro, a new Lefty Take on the Tool Watch

In a market overcrowded with vintage-inspired dive watches, ranging from truly affordable models to high-end watches produced by esteemed brands, Eska, a name with over 100 years of history (with a stop from 1987 to 2024), has managed to find a place for its cool-looking, well-built and fairly priced Amphibian 250 collection. Modelled after a […]

Happenings: The Horological Society Of New York Announces Auction Lots For 160th Anniversary Gala, Presented By Sotheby’s & After-Party Presented By The Armoury

Celebrating 160 Years of Horological Tradition!

Introducing the Christiaan van der Klaauw x Revolution The Grand Planetarium Eccentric Si14 (Silicium)

Introducing: The Kurono Tokyo 'Diver's'- A Two-in-One Reimagining Of Dive Watch Case Construction

If you've ever had to decide between grabbing your dive watch or your dress watch, well, why not both?

Sunday Morning Showdown: Tudor Ranger (39mm) Vs. Longines Spirit Pilot

Good morning, and welcome to another Sunday Morning Showdown. Last year, Tudor added a new 36mm size and a beige-dial option to its entry-level Ranger lineup. In November, we put it up against the Christopher Ward C65 Dune, and the Tudor won by quite a big margin. You could say it was an unfair match, […] Visit Sunday Morning Showdown: Tudor Ranger (39mm) Vs. Longines Spirit Pilot to read the full article.

Bremont shows off its playful side with the Altitude MB Meteor Felix the Cat

The Ressence Type 9 IKE creates a rainbow light show for the wrist

One To Watch: The Ardra Labs Delta Type Offers A Unique GMT Display For All Time Zones

A distinctive travel watch featuring a clever new system that accommodates both thirty-minute and forty-five-minute offset time zones.

Exploring the Micromilspec Milgraph T5

Casio vs Seiko: 10-Year Affordable Watch Brand Review - Here’s the Winner

Explore which brand delivers better value, durability, design, and performance before you buy your next watch.

Introducing: The Ressence Type 9 IKE Pairs A Futuristic Look With Japanese Métiers d'Art Execution

Just 8 pieces bring together Ressence's simplest design with Japanese artist Terumasa Ikeda's handcrafted raden and urushi.

Introducing: The IWC Portugieser Chronograph Ceratanium Is A Sleek Twist On A Classic

A uniquely sporty and stealthy take on one of IWC's most recognizable designs.