Tennet Argonaut: A Design-Driven Dive Watch with Personality

Article by Marc Levesque; photography by Bob Allaby Worth the wait I had the chance to write about Tennet in late 2024 for an article published on Worn & Wound. It was part of my monthly Micro-Brand Digest column, and I selected Tennet because their watches genuinely stood out as well-designed and authentic. They are also good value, which is increasingly rare these days. You … Continue reading Tennet Argonaut: A Design-Driven Dive Watch with Personality

Kaplans Important Watches, Spring 2026: On the Edge of the Auction Block

by Brent Robillard Between owners and eras Maybe it’s just me, but I think there is a particular kind of tension that comes with an auction catalogue. Or perhaps it’s just excitement. It is not the same as browsing a retailer’s site or even stepping into a boutique. Here, every watch exists in a kind of suspended state—between owners, between eras, between what it was … Continue reading Kaplans Important Watches, Spring 2026: On the Edge of the Auction Block

Tudor Black Bay Chrono “Carbon 26”

By Brent Robillard C26 There’s a certain rhythm to Tudor’s involvement in motorsport now. Each season seems to bring with it a new chronograph tied to the grid, and for 2026 that watch is the Black Bay Chrono “Carbon 26.” And the timing feels bang on. With the Canadian Grand Prix just around the corner—and the Visa Cash App Racing Bulls team off to a … Continue reading Tudor Black Bay Chrono “Carbon 26”