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The 7 Best British Watches of 2026 (So Far) (opens the original)
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British watchmaking is having a moment. Yes, we know, you’ve heard that before, and we’ve been saying it for a while ourselves too. But halfway through 2026, there’s rather more evidence to back it up than the usual romantic spiel about marine chronometers, Greenwich Mean Time, and how the country used to be quite good at this sort of thing. Lest we forget. However, the interesting bit about British watches right now isn’t heritage. It’s what’s happening next. The old guard is changing shape, a
The Best Affordable Rolex Submariner Alternatives to Buy in September 2026, Including a £279 Citizen (opens the original)
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Think of the staple dive watch, and chances are you’re thinking of a Rolex Sub. And you’d be right, it’s a no-brainer. We thought the same. The Rolex Submariner is the dive watch against which so many others are measured. More than 70 years after its debut, its combination of rugged utility and wear-with-anything adaptability remains difficult to beat. The problem, of course, is getting one, that is if you’re looking new – and splashing down the cash for it. Fortunately, you don’t need to dive t
The Best Moonphase Watch Alternatives to the New Rolex Padellone (That Cost a Fraction of the Price) (opens the original)
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Rolex just did what Rolex does best: dropped a new watch out of absolutely nowhere, in the afternoon of a very ordinary Tuesday. Why? Because when you hold the crown in watchmaking, you make your own rules. No teaser campaign or countdown. No carefully orchestrated reveal at the largest watch fair of the year, Watches and Wonders. Just a new Rolex, casually dropped into the world while half of us were still deciding what to have for dinner. We’re not talking about a dial change or a few new emoj
The Best Solar-Powered Watches of 2026 (opens the original)
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On the first day, God said let there be light so that humans can one day power their watches with it. Or ... something like that. But when it comes to solar-powered watches, you don’t necessarily need to rely on the big yellow thing in the sky anymore. Any decent source of light, from a sunny afternoon to your office lamp, can help keep these stellar solar-powered timepieces ticking. That said, considering it’s summertime, it’s time to put all that natural light outside right now to good use. Th
This Unique £5,000 Watch Is the Kind of Risk We Want to See More Of (opens the original)
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Sure, household names carry some serious clout and bragging rights in the watch world, but there’s something to be said about underdog independents that are equally deserving of a spot in your collection. While the big Swiss houses spend decades polishing their legacies, independent brands like MING have the luxury of colouring outside the lines. Unburdened by centuries of tradition, they can take risks, play with design and quietly remind the old guard that history is impressive, but it isn’t e
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