Matthew Catellier

New York

Founder and Executive Editor at WatchReviewBlog

Founder @watchreviewblog

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Articles

The Rolex Land-Dweller: Two Birds One Stone

3 weeks ago | watchreviewblog.com | Matthew Catellier

I haven’t posted in quite some time now. That’s because my wife just gave birth to our second, and we’ve had our hands full. It’s really tough to write meaningful content when your brain fees like a scrambled egg every morning. This week is special though, it’s Watches and Wonders 2025, all the watch press is out in full force in Geneva and collectors are sitting tight enjoying some of this years cool new releases.
Introducing The Favre Leuba X Chronode Chief Tourbillon

3 weeks ago | forbes.com | Matthew Catellier

Favre Leuba has unveiled the Chief Tourbillon, a milestone release for the Swiss brand and its first tourbillon-equipped wristwatch since its founding in 1737. Created in collaboration with master watchmaker Jean-François Mojon and his team at Chronode, the Chief Tourbillon marks a major technical and symbolic step forward for the newly revived manufacturer.
H. Moser & Cie. Launches A Bright Cheerful Pop Collection

3 weeks ago | forbes.com | Matthew Catellier

H. Moser & Cie. has never been one to shy away from a bold idea, but its new Pop collection might be the most vibrant expression of the brand since many years. This series of limited edition watches takes the minimal Endeavour platform and completely reimagines it using natural gemstones, turning each piece into a wearable, and highly technical, work of art.
The Sleek New Morgan Supersport

3 weeks ago | monochrome-watches.com | Robin Nooy |Matthew Catellier |Max E. Reddick |Roberta Naas

It’s not every day that a new Morgan sports car is revealed, but it wasn’t too long ago when we showed you the gorgeous Midsummer. Morgan is a brand that likes to keep things traditional for the most part and, for well over a century, has been building cars the old-fashioned way: by hand! And while that is still the case for the most part of a Morgan car nowadays, the company has, to an extent, embraced modernity.
The New Byrne Star Worldtimer with a Time Flow Indication

1 month ago | monochrome-watches.com | Denis Peshkov |Brice Goulard |Frank Geelen |Matthew Catellier

Byrne is an independent watchmaker that debuted in 2021 and is known for its original design and playful dial animations featuring customisable, changing indices. At the heart of its innovation is the Gyro Dial complication, which allows the cuboid indices at 3, 6, 9, and 12 o’clock to rotate instantly at midnight or on demand with a simple crown twist. Now, the indie brand builds on this concept with the new Byrne Star, introducing a fresh take on the worldtimer complication.
Can Netflix become the Netflix of gaming?

1 month ago | forbes.com.au | Matt Craig |Laura Begley Bloom |Tom Hyland |Matthew Catellier

Published on March 24, 2025 “Netflix has won the streaming wars. Case closed,” analyst Robert Fishman wrote in a MoffettNathanson report published Monday on the streamer’s recent earnings update. “But where does the company go from here?
The Zentier Lapis Sauté Mt. Fuji Edition for Watch Ho & Co

1 month ago | monochrome-watches.com | Brice Goulard |Frank Geelen |Matthew Catellier

We’ve said it on multiple occasions, and we’ll say it again; watch clubs are great initiatives. They allow to fuel the passion for watches, to gather with fellow watch enthusiasts and to increase the knowledge in watchmaking. Basically, it’s all about passion for watches. One of them, Watch Ho & Co (WH&C), is based in Hong Kong and was co-founded by Jackie Ho about 2 years ago with the motto “good vibes only.” Today, the HK-based club unveils its second collaboration with young brand Zentier.
Introducing the Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Worldtimer

1 month ago | forbes.com.au | Matthew Catellier |Roberta Naas |Anthony DeMarco

Skip to content Watches Published on March 17, 2025 At 45.5mm, the Planet Ocean Worldtimer follows the aesthetic of the Deep Black series, with a brushed ceramic case and a black ceramic bezel featuring a laser-ablated diving scale, polished in positive relief. While the watch is large, its fully integrated rubber strap should improve wearability on the wrist. The most striking feature remains its world time display, implemented with a detailed depiction of Earth as seen from above the North...
Introducing The Krayon Anyday Mechanical Planner

1 month ago | forbes.com | Matthew Catellier

Krayon has introduced a truly unique approach to calendar complications with the launch of Anyday, the first mechanical planner watch designed to display an entire month at a glance. Unlike conventional calendar watches, which typically indicate only the date, Anyday provides constant visibility of the full month, automatically rolling forward without the need for frequent adjustments.
Introducing The Maurice Lacroix Aikon Automatic Wotto Limited Edition

1 month ago | forbes.com | Matthew Catellier

Maurice Lacroix introduces the AIKON Automatic Wotto Limited Edition, a new addition to the Urban Tribe series that merges Swiss watchmaking with urban street art. Limited to 1,000 pieces, this 42mm stainless steel model takes the AIKON’s sleek, integrated bracelet design and transforms it into a piece of art with Wotto’s distinctive doodle-inspired style.