In this episode, we are going to talk about the latest release from Raymond Weil, the Toccata Heritage.

The watch is a refined reinterpretation of the vintage Ellipse-shaped design. It is powered by either a Swiss Quartz or a decorated Sellita based movement and it also comes in two separate size, 33mm (mechanical) and 31mm (quartz).

In this episode, we are going to talk about the Casio CA-500 Back To The Future edition.

The Casio CA-500 Back to the Future Edition is a nostalgic reissue of the iconic calculator watch famously worn by Marty McFly in the Back to the Future trilogy. The special edition adds subtle nods to the movie, including themed packaging and a color scheme inspired by the DeLorean’s dashboard. It also comes with a VHS Tape packaging adding to the nostalgic.

In this episode, we are going to talk about the Cartier Santos de Cartier.

The watch comes in 2 sizes, the medium & large. It is an incredibly iconic piece, originated as the world's first wrist watch for aviator Alberto Santos-Dumont. This particular variant was release in 2018 with an innovative tool less quick adjust system for the bracelet's link which to this date not available in many other watches.

In this episode, we are going to talk about a very exciting release (to us at least) from Longines, the Spirit Pilot Flyback Chronograph.The latest variant of this watch has slimmed down tremendously at 39.5 mm case diameter, with 13.4 mm thick, (that's approx. 4mm slimmer vs the 42mm variant!!) with a lug-to-lug of around 47.4 mm and a 20 mm lug width. The movement is the Longines calibre L792.4 which is an exclusive ETA movement for the brand and it is also COSC certified.

In this episode, we are going to talk about a new release from Kurono/Hajime Asaoka, the Grand Jubilee Calendar.The watch will officially launch on 17th October in limited production, celebrating Hajime Asaoka's 60th birthday and commemorating five years of the brand’s design ethos. The dial features a straight line guiloche in the middle and features black hands and black cabochon at the crown.

In this episode, we are going to talk about the newly launched, Tudor 1926 Luna. This is Tudor's very first watch with a moonphase.

The watch is housed in a 39 mm stainless steel case with a domed sapphire crystal and 100 meters of water resistance. The dial comes in black, blue, or champagne, with applied numerals and a moon-phase display at 6 o’clock. Powered by the Tudor Calibre T607-9 (based on a Sellita movement).

In this episode, we are going to talk about the Grand Seiko UFA launched earlier this year in Watches & Wonders 2025 and also the latest limited edition variant.The Grand Seiko UFA (Ultra Fine Accuracy) Spring Drive models, like the SLGB005G and SLGB003. It showcase the brand’s cutting-edge 9RA2 movement, offering ±10 seconds per month accuracy with a slimmer profile and improved power reserve. These watches combine Grand Seiko’s signature artistry with the mechanical-meets-quartz magic of Spring Drive. The UFA platform emphasises refined ergonomics, thinner cases, and elevated finishing to match the technical performance.

In this episode, we are going to talk about the new 50th Anniversary Casio Ring Watch CRW-001-1.

The Casio CRW-001 is a limited-edition ring watch celebrating Casio’s 50th anniversary, blending retro novelty with modern tech. Made using precision metal injection molding, it squeezes a full digital module into a sleek, finger-worn design complete with time, date, dual time zones, and a subtle pulsing light feature.The fit is adjustable with included spacers, though sizing is still limited to smaller fingers.

In this episode, we are going to talk about the new collaboration from Seiko 5 & Pepsi collaboration.

Seiko has officially teamed up with Pepsi for the first time to produce two limited edition watches, the SRPL99 and the GMT‑model SSK047. Both watches are capped at 7,000 pieces each (numbered).SRPL99 leans retro: a 38 mm stainless steel SKX‑series case, silver (or white) dial with 1990s Pepsi branding, a red‑&‑blue diver‑style bezel, day‑date display, 41‑hour power reserve, and comes on a steel bracelet.

SSK047 is the GMT version: bigger (≈ 42.5 mm), black hard‑coated SKX case, bidirectional Pepsi bezel, 24‑hour hand (dual time zone), silicone strap (first time for SKX GMT), same 41‑hour (≈) movement, and also limited to 7,000 pieces.

Both models feature the Pepsi logo on the dial and case‑back, water resistance to 100m, Hardlex crystal, and are packaged in Pepsi‑can‑inspired containers.

In this episode, we are going to talk about the Studio Underd0g - 01 Series (Gen 3) restocked coming on 10th September (SGT Time).

The 01 Series is where Studio Underd0g first made its mark. Conceived by designer Richard Benc during the COVID-19 lockdown in 2020, the series launched as a bold attempt to blend serious horological craftsmanship with a light-hearted, irreverent aesthetic. Benc used his design expertise to craft something fun and distinctive dials inspired by fruit and other whimsical themes that defied conventional watch design .

In this episode, we are going to talk about the latest collaboration from Watch Ho & Co together with Selten, the Jui. The Jui is created to mark the club's 2nd anniversary and it is a commemorative piece that carries a single, powerful idea in it's name, Jui 聚, to meet, to gather. The dial is made with a natural black Tahitian mother of pearl which is further enhanced with an intricate mountain pattern that is engraved with digital CNC precision.

In this episode, we are going to talk about the M.AD. 1 & 1S! Perfect timing to talk about this as the new M.A.D.1S ‘Grow Your Dreams’ limited edition raffles starts on 2nd September.

The M.A.D.1, launched in 2021 under MB&F's more accessible “M.A.D. Editions” label, was conceived as a whimsical yet affordable introduction to Max Büsser’s avant-garde designs, originally offered only to friends and collectors using a modified Miyota movement. Its successor, the M.A.D.1S, debuted in 2024 with a slimmer profile at 42 mm wide and 15 mm tall, roughly 20% thinner with a change to a Swiss-made La Joux-Perret G101 automatic movement. Time is still read laterally via a rotating cylinder on the case side, with a simplified single-cylinder display and refined slimmer lugs.

In this episode, we are going to talk about the Dennison ALD collection! Perfect timing to talk about this as the Time+Tide Datenight version will be launching in a few days time (at the time of filming).

Dennison, a historic British watch case maker revived in recent years, launched the A.L.D. Collection in 2024 as a modern reinterpretation of its vintage heritage. Designed by Emmanuel Gueit (of AP Royal Oak Offshore fame), the collection features slim, cushion-shaped cases paired with either striking natural stone dials (like lapis, malachite, or tiger’s eye) or elegant sunray-finish options.

In this episode, we are going to talk about the Kurono Tokyo Choronograph (post 2023 iteration) as the new variant, Vermilion is going to be on sale on 22 August exclusively in the Kurono Tokyo or Shanghai Saloons.The Kurono Tokyo Chronograph is a limited-edition, 38 mm automatic column-wheel chronograph designed by Hajime Asaoka, blending refined Art Deco aesthetics with vintage-inspired details like box‑sapphire crystal and guilloché subdials with one variant even featuring a unique “kyudo” arrow-shaped sub‑hand for enhanced legibility. It houses a reliable Seiko NE86 movement (45‑hour power reserve).

In this episode, we are going to talk the MoonSwatch that has changed the game for the watch industry in the past 3 years.Released in 2022, it offers a more affordable, playful take on the classic Speedmaster, using Swatch’s bioceramic material and vibrant planetary-themed designs. Each model is named after a celestial body, like “Mission to the Moon” or “Mission to Mars.” Despite its lower price, it retains key Speedmaster design elements, making it popular among collectors and newcomers alike.

In this episode, we are going to talk the legendary chronograph, the Zenith Chronomaster Original.The Zenith Chronomaster Original is a modern reissue of the brand’s iconic 1969 El Primero A386, one of the first automatic chronograph watches ever made. It retains the vintage 38mm case size, tri-color subdials, and high-beat 5Hz movement that defines the El Primero legacy.Inside, the updated El Primero 3600 caliber offers 1/10th of a second chronograph timing and a 60-hour power reserve. It blends faithful retro aesthetics with cutting-edge chronograph performance, making it a standout for both collectors and modern watch fans.

In this episode, we are going to talk about the most hype Rolex watch of all time, the Daytona!The Rolex Daytona was initially released in 1963 as a tool watch for professional race car drivers, but it struggled to gain popularity and sat unsold in display cases for years. Its turning point came decades later, largely due to its association with actor and race car enthusiast Paul Newman, whose personal Daytona became a coveted collector’s item. As vintage models skyrocketed in value, demand surged for modern versions, transforming the Daytona into one of Rolex’s most hyped and hardest-to-get timepieces. Today, it's a symbol of luxury, exclusivity, and watch collecting prestige.

In this episode, we are going to talk about one of the most innovative watch in terms of new movement/tecnology, the Grand Seiko Snowflake!The Grand Seiko Snowflake (SBGA011 & SGBA211) is a refined, elegant timepiece known for its stunning white dial that mimics the texture of freshly fallen snow inspired by the pristine snow found in the mountainous regions of Japan, particularly around the Shinshu Studio in the Nagano Prefecture, where the watch is meticulously crafted.Powered by Seiko's Spring Drive movement, it combines impeccable craftsmanship with exceptional accuracy, offering both beauty and precision in a timeless design.

In today's episode, we are going to talk about one of the most iconic watch ever created, the Jaeger LeCoultre Reverso! IYKYK.The Reverso was first introduced at 1931 and specifically designed for polo players to wear their watches without getting it damaged during play.Is the watchmakers watchmaker's iconic timepiece still relevant today? That's what we are here to find out!

In today's episode, we are going to talk about one of the quintessential dress watch for both watch enthusiasts and general consumer, the Cartier Tank Must Solarbeat!The Cartier Tank watch was first introduced in 1917 by Louis Cartier and was inspired by the shape of a WWI tank, the French Renault FT-17. The distinctive rectangular design with its sleek lines and angular corners was revolutionary at the time, breaking away from traditional round watch designs. The Tank quickly became a symbol of sophistication, adopted by celebrities, royalty, and artists like Muhammad Ali and Andy Warhol.