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Ariel Adams primarily focuses on luxury watch reviews and exclusive features. He is likely to be interested in pitches that offer unique access to new, high-end timepieces or behind-the-scenes details of the luxury watch industry.
Given his focus on review articles and exclusives, Ariel would likely respond well to pitches from PR representatives or brand managers offering early access for hands-on reviews of new luxury watches. Additionally, providing insider insights into the craftsmanship and design process of these timepieces could also capture his attention.
While no specific geographic focus is mentioned, Ariel's coverage appears to have a global perspective as he covers various luxury watch brands without a regional limitation.
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By: Ariel Adams
Today, I am introducing a watch from a newer Austrian watch brand based in Vienna, known as Blütezeit. Before talking about the Blütezeit No. 2 timepiece, I want to share some context about brands of this ilk. We exist in an interesting era for small and startup watchmakers. Often referred to as “independent brands” due […]
By: Ariel Adams
Successful fashion brand Rowing Blazers and Seiko have teamed up again for a limited edition watch collection for 2026. This is the fourth major collaboration between Seiko and Rowing Blazers, and again, it’s proved a commercial success because all of the 5,000 pieces of this limited edition have sold out within a few hours of […]
By: Ariel Adams
It has been a long time since I’ve reviewed a Seiko chronograph watch. Most of the chronograph complication timepieces produced by Japan’s Seiko are quartz (solar-powered or otherwise), but the company is, in fact, a juggernaut of modern wristwatch mechanical chronograph movement design and execution. Seiko doesn’t produce too many mechanical chronographs (Grand Seiko might […]
Japan’s Casio and Pokémon have once again collaborated for a special edition G-Shock timepiece that celebrates the 30th anniversary of the first Pokémon video game, which was released for the Nintendo Game Boy in 1996. This colorful and well-designed collaboration watch is the Casio G-Shock reference GA-110PKM, based on the highly popular G-Shock GA-110 series. […]
By: Ariel Adams
For 2026, Geneva-based Vacheron Constantin has brought back an updated version of the original 2019 Vacheron Constantin Traditionelle Twin Beat Perpetual Calendar timepiece. This is a marvelously interesting high-end enthusiast watch that serves to build a bridge between traditional principles of horology and modern wristwatch collector culture that often emphasizes great value on the “human/machine […]
By: Ariel Adams
The Singer Reimagined brand is a bit nuanced to wrap your mind around at first. Singer Reimagined began as an offshoot of the Singer Vehicle Design Porsche modification company based here in Los Angeles. That said, the products, designs, and manufacturing of the Swiss-based Singer Reimagined firm don’t have much (or anything) to do with […]
By: Ariel Adams
The Mauron Musy brand of circa 2026 is not the same as when I last spent time reviewing products from the Swiss company about five years ago. The company today is more developed, produces more in house, and has a U.S.-based investor who is intent on building up the desirability and reputation of the brand […]
By: Ariel Adams
Much of how we understand wristwatches is a function of the many ways in which the industry and collectors categorize types of watches. There are various t
The absolute best things available from the German wristwatch industry are its relatively affordable military-style sport timepieces. A few German companies offer these at various price points, but Laco is one of my perennial favorites when it comes to blending style, functionality, and value. While not as popular as some of its vintage-style flieger (aviator) […]
By: Ariel Adams
This is the first, but probably not the last, time I will be talking about a tuning fork movement in a watch that Accutron calls the Spaceview 314. I have been waiting nearly two decades for electronic wristwatches of this type to become more popular (let alone available) on the enthusiast watch market. I don’t […]
