Tomasz Kiełtyka

The Bauhaus on the wrist, or a distinctive design of the “made in Germany” watch in other words. We are reviewing Junghans Meister Agenda.

The highest quality leather, laborious process of handcrafting and attention to details – it is how the making of luxury Hermès watch straps can be described in a few words.

We are testing, how the world’s first automatic watch with a mechanical altimeter presents itself on a wrist.

Opening of the Omega’s first boutique in Poland was a great opportunity to speak to its president. We asked Stephen Urquhart about antimagnetic movements, new materials and prices.

Attachment to tradition and cultivating the old trade, loosely combined with modern technology, it’s what defines Glashütte Original manufacture in a few words.

A timekeeping icon made for diving enthusiasts and underwater exploration. I’ve been testing it on dry land, trying to answer the question how such a large divers’ watch performs in urban environment.

Debuted in 2013, the first divers’ watch in Carl F. Bucherer’s portfolio definitely stands out against a backdrop of the competition. Not only because of its origin, but first and foremost because of its design. Is that enough to gain new fans?

A basic set of functions combined with elements corresponding with Officine Panerai’s history and own in-house movement. In other words, a simple recipe for success.