Laura McCreddie-Doak

5 days ago | watchpro.com | Laura McCreddie-Doak

Avi-8, the affordably nostalgic aviation-inspired watch brand, has launched its latest tribute to a star of the skies – the Hawker Harrier Pegasus Automatic. It is inspired, as the name suggests, by the legendary Hawker Harrier aircraft, which was also notable for housing the Pegasus engine, developed initially by British aero engine manufacturer Bristol Siddeley and later manufactured by Rolls Royce.

1 week ago | watchpro.com | Laura McCreddie-Doak

Vanishingly limited to just 20 pieces, Biel/Bienne-based Armin Strom has given its Gravity Equal Force Ulimate Sappire a glow-up for 2025 with a case in rose gold for the first time. Armin Strom was set up 1967 by the eponymous founder and initially focused on hand-crafted skeletonisation, engraving and decoration. It even received a Guinness World Record in 1990 for the smallest hand-skeletonised women’s watch.

2 weeks ago | gq.com.tr | Laura McCreddie-Doak

Bir zamanlar insanlar bir saat alır, ömür boyu takar ve sonra onu vasiyetle bir akrabaya bırakırdı. Saatin değeri hakkında düşünmeye hiç gerek yoktu. Ama artık 21. yüzyıldayız ve saatler birer Pokémon kartı gibi — takaslanıyor, el değiştiriyor, güncelleniyor. Hal böyleyken, bu cesur yeni saat dünyasında, ödüllü zaman ölçerinizin hakkının verilip verilmediğini nasıl anlarsınız? Biz de bu konuda uzman isimlerle oturduk, hem kendimizi hem de sizi yanlış yapmaktan korumak adına. Saatiniz Gerçek mi?

4 weeks ago | gq-magazine.co.uk | Laura McCreddie-Doak

Time was when you used to buy a watch, keep it for life then hand it over to a relative in your will. Zero need to consider a watch valuation. But this is the 21st century where watches are now like Pokemon cards – there to be swapped, traded and switched up. It begs the question, when entering into this brave new horological world, how do you know if your prize timepiece is being given its due worth?

1 month ago | gq.com | Laura McCreddie-Doak

All products featured on GQ are independently selected by our editors. However, we may receive compensation from retailers and/or from purchases of products through these links. The Last of Us internet sleuths can stand down. Close those subreddit tabs and stop pressing HBO MAX's pause button because we've solved the mystery of Joel’s watch. No, it’s not a Lüm-Tec Super Combat B2.