Going from amateur watch devotee and hoarder to freelance journalist, Alan Seymour has been writing about watches since 2015. He’s contributed to the likes of The Telegraph, Sotheby’s, Octane, The Week and more.
For decades, rose gold has reigned supreme in the precious metal stakes, but yellow gold is currently making a comeback. These are Alan Seymour’s best in class
Trends may come and go, but the perennial ‘heritage reissue’ remains de rigueur for many of the world’s most storied brands. Alan Seymour walks us through the finest timepieces that draw inspiration from the past
Whether you’re poolside in the Med or plotting city breaks closer to home, these summer-ready watches deliver all the colour, craft and charisma you need, says Alan Seymour
The dive watch has found popularity in circles far beyond its intended underwater wearers, becoming one of today’s most popular watch design categories. Alan Seymour picks out his favourites
Watches & Wonders 2025 rolled into Geneva in April with many of the most important watch brands in the industry displaying their latest timepieces. This is Alan Seymour’s hit list of the hottest drops
Tissot’s flagship commercial sporting partnership with the National Basketball Association (NBA) is more than just a branding exercise. Alan Seymour meets up with Tissot boss Sylvain Dolla and Swiss Timing CEO Alan Zobrist to learn more…
In an era increasingly permeated by ceramic timepieces, Alan Seymour extols the virtues of the industry’s pioneer in this space, Rado. He meets up with Adrian Bosshard, CEO of Rado, to learn what’s next for the brand
In most quartz watches, the crystal vibrates at a rate of 32,768 times per second. Now, there aren’t quite that many models to match, but the market is flooded. Alan Seymour has picked the best quartz watches available for sale
There was a time when spring marked every major watch launch for the year. Those times are over. Now there are a slew of watch shows and releases every autumn – and here are our new favourite models from AW24
