Take a little Baignoire, a splash of Breguet, and a dash of mint, and you get the Tusenö Supervintage Mojito—a quirky, refreshing piece full of personality. “A dash of something different and divergent…” — Mike Razak. Full review👇.

Collector fatigue is real—and sometimes the cure isn’t a grail, but a good old Seiko. Sean Lorentzen reflects on the 6309-7049 Turtle and the joy of simple, honest watches.

Is a perpetual calendar really worth it over an annual?.Ariel Adams says not always—and the @G_O_Manufactory PanoMaticCalendar proves it. Smart layout, solid value, and GO-level finishing. Let us know and catch Ariel's review below 👇.

The lightest El Primero ever: @ZenithWatches “Cover Girl Carbon” reimagines the iconic A3818 in full carbon, case to dial. Just 150 made—only 10 with the matching carbon bracelet (+$15K). Ariel Adams goes hands-on to find out if 55g is too light for a chrono, or just right.

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GPHG winning @CigadesignG continues to build on its artistic legacy with the new Legend of Serpent—an onyx cased art piece that is anything but subtle. Sean has more on ABTW.

From watches to cameras and back to watches, @leica_camera has returned to its roots with its watchmaking department, and we chat with the Managing Director of Ernst Leitz Werkstätten GmbH this week on Superlative.

The @Blancpain1735 Fifty Fathoms Tech is no longer a limited edition—Blancpain just added it to the full collection. Grade 23 titanium, 300m WR, helium escape valve, 3D ceramic lume, and a $22.7K price tag. Full story on ABTW What do you think?.

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This week on Superlative, we’re joined by COSC CEO Andreas Wyss to talk about what goes into certification, what “Swiss Made” really means, and why third-party testing still matters in today’s watch world. Listen now on aBlogtoWatch (link in bio) or wherever you get your.

Did you know @ROLEX movements are tested by a third party before they earn the Superlative Chronometer label? That independent authority is none other than COSC—Contrôle Officiel Suisse des Chronomètres—the gold standard for Swiss chronometer certification.

Amsterdam’s @Calgariwatches just landed in the U.S. with a trio of limited chronographs—each one tied to city culture, finished with care, and powered by mechaquartz. 100 pieces per model, enamel dials, big design energy. Learn more on ABTW. #SponsoredPost

Titanium trench watch? Not something you see every day. @varioeveryday and RZE just dropped a collab—the first of its kind between two Singaporean watch brands—and it’s fun, affordable, and unlike anything else out there. Full hands-on from Ripley now on ABTW.

There's no flying under the radar with @IWC's new Pilot’s Watch Chronograph 41 Top Gun Miramar. This new @pantone color way is right at home in the cockpit and on the dial and ceramic case(limited to 1000 pieces). Ripley has more on ABTW.

Want an undeniably classic looking diver that isn't going to break the bank? This week's Actually Affordable has you covered with the @CITIZENWATCHJP Promaster Dive 41mm BN0261-51E. Catch the full breakdown and value-prop on ABTW.

It doesn't get more "dive watch" than the Citizen Aqualand and Sean Lorentzen has the new 40th Anniversary edition to see how it stacks up in the metal. Full review live now on ABTW.

RT @pydonze: Discussing my book on Rolex with Ariel Adams, @aBlogtoWatch .

What dive chrono actually checks all three boxes? Let us know your picks👇👇👇👇.

But @breitling’s Heritage B01 Chronograph 42 gets surprisingly close. Sean breaks it down in his full review, now live on ABTW.

You can only pick two:.1. Thin.2. Truly water resistant.3. Actually looks good. Most dive-ready chronographs fall short somewhere—and if they don’t, you’re probably paying a 5-figure price tag.