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My kids get new backpacks every few years. They take them to school, beat them up, and in June - when the last school bell rings and they rush home…
Breitling is now selling an Ironman watch
While most folks associate Ironman watches with rugged Timex timepieces Breitling has just entered the fray with something a bit higher-end. The Superocean Automatic 44 IRONMAN Limited Edition is a…
Diving into the Isotope Goutte d’Eau
Isotope is a brand I first wrote about last year (LINK) but that was from afar, based on what I could see from the photos and description in a campaign…
Introducing the Christopher Ward C1 Moonglow
This really is turning out to be a banner year for moon phase watches. There have always been a few, but it really seems like there are a lot more…
Back to basics with the Formex Element
Today, we’re reviewing the Formex watch that many of you are most familiar with. Previously, we’ve looked at the Formex Pilot Chronograph and the Formex Essence Chronometer, which is their…
Afternoon Beer Break: Sierra Nevada Hazy Little Thing
Today, we’ll be talking about a beer that has been popping up on Instagram quite a bit as of late, and one that I was pleasantly surprised by. You see,…
A true kickstarter, it’s the Altitude Pilot Watch
It seems that I’ve been having a lot of Flieger-style (or Flinger-Inspired) watches crossing my virtual desk these days. Many of these have taken other designs and mixed it up…
Tracking times with the ESQ Scout
As I mentioned in yesterday's ESQ review there were two models that we had come in for review. The first was a three-hander with some unique nautical design cues; today,…
Taking off with the Formex Pilot
In our last Formex review we were looking at the Formex Essence, which took the established Formex design DNA and slimmed things down, while still keeping the case suspension system.…
Introducing Bravoure and the Général Bonaparte
While we all look forward to seeing new stuff that hits Kickstarter, I’m guessing most of us have been burned by projects that hit and never delivered, were plagued by…
