If you’ve been around watches, especially if you’re perusing the affordable mechanical options out there, you’re quite likely aware of the Vostok brand. What you might not be aware of is that they’ve got a more modern design collection, in the form of the Vostok Europe family.
Wait a minute – isn’t Pyle an audio company? As a matter of fact, they are, and that’s likely how you’re the most familiar with the brand. However, we’re a little more interested in watches here, so we’ll take a look at one of their Snorkeling Master models.
We’ve looked at a few different eco-friendly watch models in the past, and I had another one come across my desk, this time as well in a women’s model. This means that once again, I got to enlist my lovely wife to help with the review. Read on for her thoughts!
Yesterday, we started our tour around the Wenger Squadron Chronograph, the first Swiss Army piece we’ve done a hands-on review with here at WWR. Today, we’ll wrap up our review of the piece.
Wenger is one of a few brands that you probably picture when someone says Swiss Army (the other likely being Victorinox). However, this is the first hands-on review of a Swiss Army watch we’ve done, so I’ll give the hat tip to Wenger as being “the” one.
Yesterday, we started taking a look at the ceramic-encased Meteor from Ocean7. today, we’ll have a look at the remainder of the specs, and wrap up our review.
It’s been awhile since we took a look at the sapphire bezel beauty from Ocean7, but it’s still be one of my favorite watches that I’ve reviewed. Will another model from them live up to that standard?
Yesterday, we started taking a look at the Persepolis watch from the folks at Ritmo Mundo. Today, we’ll wrap up our tour of this dual movement watch.
Yesterday, we took a look at the entry-level model to the Ritmo Mundo collection – today, we’ll have a look at something that’s firmly on the other end of the spectrum.
So, it’s no surprise that silicone-encased watches are a big part of the market. Mix that in with the slap-bracelet watches we’ve seen lately, and you get the model we’re looking at from Ritmo Mundo.
We’ve definitely not been any strangers to diving through the TokyoFlash catalog as of late, and today we’ll have a look at one of their newer (and one of their easier-to-read models).
It’s been a bit since we last looked at a watch from the Baby G line, so let’s rectify that, shall we?
Yesterday, we started taking a look at one of the newest models to come from Portugeuse brand Prometheus, the Baiji. Today, we’ll wrap up our tour of the watch.
If you’ve been around the watch “scene” for any amount of time, you’re very likely aware of the Portuguese brand Prometheus. While they produce a variety of styles, the ones that have been of the most interest to me have been the ones that feature tritium lighting. Today, we’re going to take a look at one of their most recent models, the Baiji.
“Say, pal, ya got the time?” If you’re reading this blog, you very likely do, having some sort of a watch strapped on to your wrist. Sometimes on those early mornings, maybe you just don’t feel like talking to this horologically-deprived stranger. That’s where Maezm comes to your rescue.
