Timex brings it all back home
Timex used to take a licking and keep on ticking. Now, it seems, Timex takes $20 at a drug store and gives you a cheap, serviceable watch made of dubious…
Hands on with the Davosa Neoteric Pilot
Davosa has some really nice, well-made watches. I have had a chance to review several of them, and have been really impressed so far. Normally I am more into divers…
The Fitbit Inspire is taking the One’s place
As I’ve mentioned from time to time, I’ve not particularly found a use case for a smartwatch in my life. That said, I do rather like having a fitness tracker.…
When is a fake watch a fake watch?
The best thing about the reborn HourTime podcast is that Richard doesn't take much guff. In this episode the lads talk about fake watches and what they mean in a…
Oris Aquis GMT Date Review
If you recall when I told you about one of my favorite watches from BaselWorld this year (you can check that out here), I said we would be working on…
Kickstarting the Echo/Neutra Averau Collection
When it comes to Kickstarter watches, we've said it time and time again - we just want to see something interesting and original. We caught wind of one such watch…
Reviewing the Larsen & Eriksen A37 Triple Copper
When it comes to watches - or most anything, for that matter - the term “minimalism” is overused, and has almost lost its sense of identity. So, when I had…
TACS NATO-Lens brings it into focus
Last month, my friend, the legendary John Biggs, wrote about the TACS NATO-Lens watch, and how awesome it is. As you might imagine, John is right. This thing is great,…
The HourTime Podcast: Is it worth $7,000?
In this episode of the HourTime podcast we discuss the value - if there is any value - of the "really expensive watch." Victor and I believe much fun can…
Afternoon Beer Break – Revolution Coffee Eugene
Let’s keep the theme from last week going and talk about another porter this week, shall we? This time around, we’re going back to one of my favorite local (to…
