It’s easy to forget now, but getting on an airplane was a big deal in the 1950s. Legendary modern architect Eero Saarinen was designing airports, first-class meant a steak dinner and a Manhattan at 10 ...

We are always scouring the web for the most amazing watches currently available, and each Friday we share five standout pieces with you. One of the finer datapoints emerging from our reporting is that ...

Today seems to be a “cool Rolexes” kind of day. Thought to be lost to time (so to speak), the Rolex GMT Master ref. 1675 worn by Marlon Brando as Col. Kurtz in “Apocalypse Now,” Francis Ford Coppola’s ...

Pre-war commercial aviation looked completely different from today’s digitized world of computer-controlled, intercontinental flight. If you wanted to travel the globe in style in, say, 1934, the ...

'Watch collectors appreciate the importance of reliable timepieces that were used on historic lunar missions.' When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s ...

Rolex‘s GMT-Master line of watches has always been the go-to for those looking to keep track of time over multiple timezones. Revered by pilots and other adventurers alike, the GMT function utilizes a ...

It may take years for Rolex to create a new watch model, but when it does, rest assured that it will be part of the crown’s stable for decades to come, as in the case of the Rolex Oyster Perpetual GMT ...

One year on from the launch of Rolex’s stainless steel “Pepsi” bezel GMT-Master II, we take a look back at the history of the globetrotting model You may or may not know that it was at the ...

One might think that putting the winding crown and date on the left side of a watch means it’s a timepiece specifically geared toward lefties. But is that truly the case, so to speak? Righties, think ...

This year’s Watches & Wonders brought a new kind of energy to the world of watches. Taking place a little over a week ago, the watch industry’s biggest names gathered in Geneva to display their newest ...