Japan’s rich tradition of craftsmanship meets horology in the stunning art of stone pattern watch cases. From samurai-era metal engraving to Wancher's Gurkha Ganmon hand-engraved...

Wristwatches have undergone countless innovations to improve functionality, ergonomics, and readability. Among these, the 45-degree tilted dial watch stands out as a unique design that...

One-Handed Watch? Whats That??? The Wancher Cifra Z pays homage to vintage aviation pilot watches, embracing the simplicity of one-handed timekeeping while integrating modern watchmaking...

Kei racing cars, known for their agility and precision, have a deep connection with the world of chronograph watches. From timing laps to representing speed...

Discover the craftmanship behind urushi watches from their technique, finishes, design, color and what set them apart. Wancher watch primary uses the skill of Echizen...

For most people, traveling is often a once-a-year experience. For others, traveling may be a part of their professional careers. Whether you fall into one...

Field watches may be renowned for being straightforward, uncomplicated timepieces, yet their role in horological history is so significant that it wouldn’t be hyperbolic to...

The moonphase complication on watches or moonphase watches in general have become a beautiful and interesting type of watch for decades (or an entire century...

For the newly inducted into the world of horology, it is possible that the most unique watch you have ever encountered is a chronograph. While...