
Why Are Watch Collectors Obsessed With ‘In-House Movements?’
We explore the ins and outs of watch production, and the value of outsourced vs in-house movements.

We explore the ins and outs of watch production, and the value of outsourced vs in-house movements.
By Jason Heaton

You paid for it — shouldn’t you be able to do whatever you want to your precious watch?
By Zen Love

Is taking $60,000 worth of vintage Rolex beneath the waves a good idea? Maybe not.


Watches and motorsport have long been intrinsically linked.

It looks like no other timepiece from the brand. And it functions differently, too.
By Zen Love

Old watches represent great value, the chance to wear a piece of history and, if you’re lucky, a good investment.
By Jason Heaton

From Paul Newman’s “Paul Newman” to the Henry Graves Supercomplication, these are the world's ultimate “f*ck you” watches.
By Zen Love and Chris Wright

From languishing on shelves to becoming the hottest watch in the world, Rolex’s Cosmograph Daytona has had a wild ride, indeed.

The classic black-on-white design of the 1960s called the “Panda Dial” is making a comeback on modern chronograph watches.

From Connery’s Rolex to Craig’s Omega, the watch 007 wears is integral to his tough yet refined persona.
By Jason Heaton

The Rolex Datejust, in continuous production since 1945, is one of the most popular watches in the world.

Before you drop big bucks on a complicated watch, be sure you understand what a chronograph does and how it might fit into your life.
By Zen Love

The Daytona is one of Rolex’s most popular models, but there was a time when Rolex dealers could hardly give them away.

We’re flipping our lids over a Yema collaboration, a special Bovet chronograph and more.
By Oren Hartov

We’re flipping our lids over a Chopard dress watch, a steel Nomos, and more.
By Oren Hartov

We’re flipping our lids over a new Junghans, a vintage Tudor, a high-end G-Shock and more.
By Oren Hartov

If you’re struggling with a new watch purpose or which watches to hang on to and which to flip, you’ve come to the right place.

If you regularly wear a watch or purchase one secondhand, it'll need cleaning. In this video, Zen Love explains how to clean a watch the right way, plus some things to absolutely avoid doing.
Presented By Lexus

Gerald Genta, designer of the Royal Oak and Nautilus watches, also designed timepieces for Rolex, Seiko and others that you’ve probably never seen.
By Zen Love