Grey Fox

I met George Bamford just before Christmas when he showed me Bamford Watch Department 's Mayfair HQ. Housed in an elegant building, a r...

I love a simple, black dialled watch with a heritage as a robust workmanlike timepiece, so I was keen to feature the Blancpain Fifty Fatho...

During my long-past collecting days I owned one or two Jaeger LeCoultre watches (both ex-military watches I seem to recall), however, unti...

Many watch brands have been looking back into their archives to produce modern variations of  classic designs. In the case of Vertex , the ...

It seems like yesterday when, nearly two years ago, I met an excited Nicholas Bowman Scargill to hear how he was reviving Fears , a Bristol...

Back in my watch collecting days I nearly bought an unusual but handsome diving watch which, like many of the best watches, had a highly pr...

Nicholas Bowman-Scargill of Fears Watches has launched a new colour dial. The 'pebble' grey dialled Redcliff brings further unders...

I had a wonderful day at Henley Royal Regatta as a guest of Bremont Watches who are now an official timing partner to the event, among th...

A favourite in my vintage watch collecting days was my IWC Mk XI, sadly sold a few years ago. Introduced in 1948, these were high quality ...

Anyone with a foot in the wristwatch world will know that it was recently Baselworld , at which watch companies show their new products. I...

Since I first introduced Fears Watches to you ( here ) this relaunched family brand has really caught the attention of watch buyers. Now N...

Any watch enthusiast will know that part of the fun of watch ownership is finding the ideal strap or bracelet for a favourite timepiece. I...

I recently had the chance to wear an Omega Globemaster for a few days. I liked the watch, from one of my favourite brands, so here is an o...

As the blog approaches its fifth birthday I get busier and busier. The relaxed approach of the early days has been replaced with the need t...