Tim Mosso and Jack Forster — The 1916 Company's watch expert and Global Editorial Director — reunite on the floor at Watches & Wonders 2026 for a Day 3 recap. Two perspectives, one conversation, covering the watches that are defining the week.

On the table: Grand Seiko's Spring Drive U.F.A. Ushio 300 Diver — the most accurate dive watch ever made at ±20 seconds per year, now in a 40.8mm titanium case that's the smallest Grand Seiko diver to date. Tim and Jack break down what it actually means to get Ultra Fine Accuracy into a tool watch built for the water.

Also: TAG Heuer's Monaco Evergraph — the watch with the chronograph mechanism that nobody saw coming. A first-ever compliant architecture that replaces over a century's worth of levers and springs with two flexible components. Jack and Tim discuss why this is a bigger deal than it might look on paper.

Plus general takes on the mood of the show, standout booths, and what's still on their list to see.