Thinking Spring With the Dietrich Organic Time
When it comes to watches, you suffer no lack of choice when it comes to case shapes. You have your classic styles, your vintage/historic shapes, and then you have a…
When it comes to watches, you suffer no lack of choice when it comes to case shapes. You have your classic styles, your vintage/historic shapes, and then you have a…
Last month was the annual watch show known as Baselworld. In the run up to the show, we had a lot of press releases coming in on things that were…
Late last week, we caught wind that a "new old" brand was starting up. Angelus is a company that likely not many of us have heard of, but it…
I've featured a variety of watches on these pages that have made use of "recycled" vintage watch movements, breathing new life into something that would otherwise be destined for…
Today, I want to cover a brand we've not really looked at here at WWR - JEANRICHARD. They've created a variety of higher-end sports watches, and I want to…
Today's post was originally intended to be a hands on review of a watch from the newer brand Antonius Graf Strachwitz (for brevity, referred to as AGS throughout). However,…
Now, I know, for most of us watch folks, the idea of having just one watch to put on your wrist sounds like something akin to heresy, as we…
Have you given thought to how you protect your growing watch collection? Sure, if you only have a few, perhaps a nearby drawer will do. Then the collection may…
If you've been following my Historical Horology articles, you're well aware that wrist watches have clocks in their family tree. Up until recently, the firm Buben & Zorweg has been…
It's been awhile, but today we'll be taking a look at another model from Graham (our first review is here). Today, we'll walk through what the Chronofighter Oversize Black…