Following on the heels of yesterday’s new model announcement, I’ve got another new watch (and new watch company) to bring to your attention. That picture up top grab your attention? Read on! Read more…
It seems like it’s been awhile since we saw a new model come out from TokyoFlash, isn’t it? Well, that oversight has been remedied, as I had news of another brand new model cross my desk.
Timex has had a lot of new styles coming out, and we’ve been able to show you quite a few different styles. Today, we’ll be looking at another model from their Originals line, the Dive Style.
As a big watch nerd, I love sharing cool watches with you guys in hopes that my obsession, as unseemly as it is, will be passed from writer to reader like an STD. This time I was lucky enough to be able to handle the new Ernst Benz Officer ChronoLunar, a huge “officer-style” chronograph with day-date-lunar cycle registers and a 24-hour dial.
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You like books. You like watches. What about books about watches? In expectation that (at some point) my book will be published I’ve created a launch page for my Marie Antoinette project. If you sign up I’ll pick one winner at random and send them a brand new, freshhot Seiko Orange Monster on a rubber band. You know you want one.
Sign up here and I’ll pick one winner at the end of the month.
Yesterday, we started taking a look at The Shade from the new company Egard. We focused in on the movement and other relevant specs on the piece, as well as the presentation box that the watch comes in. Today, we’ll wrap up our review of the watch, and give you our final impression.
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John and Ariel are together again! This time they are just outside the American watch capitol of Lancaster PA in Philadelphia, where it’s always sunny, I hear. Let the party commence!
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Even if you’re just a casual reader of this site, you know that there are a lot of smaller watch makers out there, and we try to bring as many of them to your attention as we can. That, of course, brings us to the subject of today’s post.
What, you mean you haven’t heard of the German brand Limes? Well, neither had I until I came across them. Luckily for us, they’ve got a lot of interesting pieces. Today, we’ll focus in on just a single one, the Chyros.
Triwa has quite an intriguing collection; if you recall, I first brought them to your attention back in January. We were fortunate to have one of the Niven line sent over for review, and I think it’s just about the perfect summertime watch.
Or, more precisely, their latest model is. And, surprisingly enough, even though it’s just a three-hander, it actually caught John’s eye. It’s been a little while since we looked at Benarus, so let’s dive into this one.
While we recently featured a watch with a moonphase indicator, that one relied on a simple hand display. Today’s watch, from Arnold & Son, actually features a photo-realistic representation of the moon.
While a vast majority of the watches I’ve own or reviewed feature a dial that color, I do find myself drawn now and again to watches with bright white dials, especially as the weather turns warmer.
Like a record, baby! Well, sure, all watches feature spinning in some manner, with the hands and subdials and whatnot. However, this particular model has something a bit different for you to tuck under your sleeve.
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Once again and back by request, we hear from ‘The Rolex Collector’. Always a pleasure …
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