Ariel Adams

1 week ago | ablogtowatch.com | Ariel Adams

The latest high-end mechanical automaton dial-based watch from Louis Vuitton focuses on Japan. Not only is Japan one of the most important markets for Louis Vuitton products, but its many shared synergies with Europe’s luxury culture allow for endless combinations of European craft with traditional Japanese aesthetics.

1 week ago | ablogtowatch.com | Ariel Adams

When most timepiece enthusiasts think about China’s Seagull (Sea-Gull), they think about watch movements rather than completed timepieces. That’s because in the West, most opportunities collectors have with Seagull are when lower-priced mechanical movements are put into third-party watches. A good current example is the popularity of brands like Studio Underd0g, whose mostly budget-priced watches often feature mechanical chronograph movements produced by Seagull.

1 week ago | ablogtowatch.com | Ariel Adams

On April 28, 2025, aBlogtoWatch was honored to debut “The Beauty Of Time: Super Titanium” exhibit in New York City with Citizen Watches of Japan. The exhibition was a new experiential space that showcased 55 years of titanium watches from Citizen. It began in 1970 with the Citizen X-8 watch, and led up to its eventual development of class-leading durable and wear-resistant Super Titanium.

1 week ago | ablogtowatch.com | Ariel Adams

One of the few new high-end German A. Lange & Sohne watches for 2025 is the first “showy” version of the brand’s integrated bracelet watch. Known as the A. Lange & Sohne Odysseus Honeygold reference 363.150, this is the first version of the brand’s in-demand “bracelet watch” that isn’t in a silver tone, as the existing versions of the Odysseus were made in steel, titanium, or 18k white gold. More so, this is the first full-precious metal bracelet version of the A.

2 weeks ago | ablogtowatch.com | Ariel Adams

Hong Kong-based CIGA Design is a watch brand that, in just a few years, has been truly prolific when it comes to releasing both a variety of watches and watches that are highly ambitious in their design and construction. Their latest watch is this “Z Series Hunter,” which takes the allure of futuristic-looking mechanical Richard Mille watches, a tonneau-shaped case design, and mass-market affordability into one novel package.