Sam Kessler is a Watch Editor at various publications including Yahoo Finance and CoinDesk. He covers a diverse range of topics such as beauty and fashion, crypto and blockchain, and aviation, with a focus on the intersection of these industries. Sam's work has been featured in esteemed outlets like The Wall Street Journal and Maxbit - Crypto News.
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A GADA watch – short for Go Anywhere, Do Anything – is a timepiece designed for maximum versatility: sized between 38mm and 41mm, made from steel
By: Sam Kessler
It's easy to look at Seiko and just see an accessible Japanese watchmaker with a dizzying number of models.
A selection of 18 Go Anywhere, Do Anything watches ready for adventure, across a range of budgets.
A Japanese twist on the Knights of the Round Table, the Excalibur Kabuto honours twelve of the Edo Period’s most important clans.
Lebanese microbrand Tedoro have launched their second model, the Quadara Meteorite GMT.
With a storied history of watchmaking and a thriving microbrand scene, America is the international watchmaking hub you might not expect, here are the best American watch brands you should know about.
Originally designed in 1914 and inspired by WWI Renault combat vehicles, the Cartier Tank has become a genuine icon of watchmaking history.
Twenty years ago, casemaker Jean-Pierre Hagmann was in a motorcycle accident and injured his eye.
From the Arnie to the Tuna, every unofficial Seiko nickname explained: the models behind the names, why they stuck and the stories that made them icons.
By: Sam Kessler
Collector Tim Mancuso on the Rolex that saved his hand, the F.P. Journe he let go, and why no AP dealer will sell him a steel Royal Oak.
