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Martin Green

Freelance Editor

Martin Green is a freelance editor and respected voice in the watch world, known for his strong opinions and expert insights at WatchTime.

Articles by Martin Green

Hands-On with the Robot Albatros - A Czech pilot’s watch with an eight-day power reserve
Inspired by the Czech Aero L-39 jet trainer, the Robot Albatros pairs a 904L steel case with an eight-day La Joux-Perret movement and distinctive aviation details.
4 minutes
Aug 31, 2026
An In-Depth Look at Patek Philippe’s Annual Calendar - From Invention to Collection Cornerstone
Introduced in 1996, Patek Philippe’s annual calendar has become a cornerstone complication of the brand. From its origins as a novel alternative to perpetual calendars to its many evolutions across collections, we explore how it became an enduring signature of Patek Philippe.
7 minutes
Aug 25, 2026
A Bang for Your Buck: Ten watches That Don't Break the Bank - But still fulfill your watch-collecting soul
Collecting watches doesn’t have to be an expensive pursuit. These ten standout models prove you can get reliable movements, stylish designs, and even a touch of heritage — all without overspending.
4 minutes
Aug 21, 2026
Hands-On with the RZE Resolute Type A - A classic pilot’s watch formula gets a tougher, more colorful twist
The RZE Resolute Type A pairs a classic pilot’s watch layout with a lightweight titanium case, bold color options, and an automatic Miyota movement.
4 minutes
Aug 21, 2026
Blast from the Past: A Vintage Spotlight on the Gérald Genta Retro - A closer look at the Gérald Genta Retro Sport
A closer look at the Gérald Genta Retro Sport, a watch that reflects its creator’s most personal ideas, from jump hours and retrograde minutes to a design language rooted in technical daring rather than nostalgia.
5 minutes
Aug 19, 2026
The Seal of Approval: A Guide to the World of Watch Certifications and Quality Seals
Certifications and quality seals have long been used to safeguard reputations, certify precision, and communicate excellence in watchmaking. From chronometer standards to regional marks of distinction, here’s a look at what these credentials really mean — and why not every brand uses them.
7 minutes
Aug 17, 2026
Traveling Along the Horological Silk Road Between Switzerland and China - How outsourcing the production of components for Swiss watch brands has influenced China’s own watch industry
Outsourcing has long been a part of Swiss watchmaking, but in recent years, China’s role as a manufacturing partner has grown in both scale and quality. This evolving relationship is reshaping not only the global supply chain, but also the development of China’s own high-end watch industry.
7 minutes
Aug 14, 2026
Current Day Excellence: Walking Through Glashütte, Part III - A history of watchmaking in Glashütte
Glashütte’s history is marked by hardship, but today the village stands as the heart of German watchmaking. “Made in Glashütte” is a seal of quality, yet its brands span a wide range of styles, uniting past, present, and future with unmistakable German character.
6 minutes
Aug 12, 2026
Horology's Rhapsody in Striking Blue: A Spotlight on De Bethune
Within just two decades, De Bethune has become one of the most respected names in high-end watchmaking, blending mechanical mastery with avant-garde design and an unmistakable signature color.
3 minutes
Aug 10, 2026
The Power of Platinum: Six Watches That Make the Most of This Magic Metal - A Spotlight on Platinum Watches
Platinum is watchmaking’s quiet power metal, being heavier, rarer, and harder to master than gold. From refined calendar watches to extreme haute horlogerie, these six timepieces show how brands use platinum to signal their most serious creations.
5 minutes
Aug 7, 2026