Two more watches popped up on Kickstarter, one a return of a watch that did not make its goal, and the other a new wood/metal quartz project. Continue Reading
Two more watches popped up on Kickstarter, one a return of a watch that did not make its goal, and the other a new wood/metal quartz project. Continue Reading

But I guess these guys haven’t figured that out – good thing we’re telling you about it on a Monday, eh? Any which way, our buddy Matt H has been on the search for an inexpensive automatic chrono, and ran across this one on Friday.
Back in January (here), we brought you a hands-on review of the Time-It watch, a silicone and LED slap bracelet of a timekeeper. They’re back now with a new model that they’re hoping to bring to market. Continue Reading

Today, friend of WWR is bringing us word of two very different projects on Kickstarter – a wooden variety that brings a Miyota automatic movement to the table, as well as a true “art piece”.
Friend of WWR Matt H today is bringing us word of a new project bringing a variety of personal ornamentation (aka jewelry) that features watch movements as the primary aesthetic. Let’s see what he has to say. Continue Reading
We’ve featured a variety of crowd-funded watches here on the blog, and recently have had some renewed attention on what’s available out there courtesy of Matt Himmelstein. You may be wondering why, it is, that you’d want to take a chance on funding a startup to create a watch. Today, Matt gives us his thoughts on that very question. Continue Reading
Our pal Matt sent us over another wooden Kickstarter watch, and I think it’s worth talking about. Yeah, a wood watch isn’t anything new now – but Original Grain is mixing in metal to add some nice heft to the pieces. Read on for Matt’s take on the project. Continue Reading
Yes, you read that right – today we’re going to have a look at a Kickstarter project that’s currently seeking funding for a watch that incorporates 3D printing. Continue Reading
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