Watch Blog

Swatch Royal Pop: Smart Collaboration or Brand Risk?

The latest collaboration between Swatch and Audemars Piguet, set to release Saturday, May 16, has reignited a familiar debate in the watch world. Every time Swatch partners with a legacy luxury bra...

Back to the Future: Seiko Revives the Rotocall

For a lot of collectors, vintage Seiko means dive watches, chronographs, or early mechanical references. But in the 1980s, Seiko was also experimenting heavily with digital watch design, producing ...

Blancpain Air Command Limited Edition: Precision in Every Detail

The Air Command Limited Edition AC02 12B53 63B is a high-frequency flyback chronograph that reflects the brand’s focus on engineering and performance. Every element, from movement architecture to d...

The Omega Constellation Observatory

When a watch only shows the time with two hands, it usually suggests simplicity. No seconds hand, no complication, nothing extra. Traditionally, that kind of watch is about design and restraint rat...

The Next Glashütte Sixties Chronograph 2026

For the eighth year in a row, Glashütte Original is preparing to unveil a new addition to its Sixties Chronograph Annual Edition series. Set to release later this month, the 2026 edition continues ...

Where can I sell my Rolex in the Triangle?

In-house watch experts at Bailey’s Fine Jewelry and Fox & Bailey Watch Shop will evaluate your watch and pay top dollar to purchase your new, pre-owned, or vintage Rolex regardless of condition...

Tissot for Summer

The Tissot Seastar 1000 is Built for Summer Summer is the season for cold lake water, the heat of a dock under bare feet, the smell of sunscreen, and the sizzle of a backyard grill. Whether you...