Yema drops a new Supeman GMT
Yema's Superman was originally released in the 1960s and is an iconic timepiece. This new version runs Yema's own GMT movement and looks like a solid and handsome throwback with…
Introducing: Fossil Heritage Men’s collection
Last week, we had some reviews on some very nice - and very high-end - watches. While those are great in their own right, many of us aren't going to…
In Review: Laurent Ferrier Classic Origin Blue
You know us here at WWR - we like to talk about what's happening on the affordable end of the spectrum, as there are a number of well-known sites out…
In Review: ProTek PT1004
By now, you know about ProTek, right? I mean, we wrote about them here, and we also interviewed the man behind the brand, Barry Cohen, on the Hourtime Podcast. You…
Recently Released: SevenFriday PS1/04
It doesn't feel like it was all that long ago (not even two months) when we were telling you about the SevenFriday PS1/03 (you can read that here). Then again,…
In Review: H. Moser Heritage Dual Time
For us here at WWR, Moser is a brand we've admired from afar. Sure, it's those eye-catching novelties that manage to poke fun at the watch industry that catch they…
In Review: The Seiko 5 Sports SKX GMT
When I first heard about the Seiko 5 GMT I was pretty enthused. A new mechanical movement by the folks who made my favorite dive watches? Sign me up! Now…
Recently Released: Ball Engineer III 00RED
When we hear of watch collaborations, we're accustomed to it being another brand from outside of the watch world, say, a clothing brand or perhaps something from the automotive world.…
Introducing: Alpina The Extreme ReguIator Automatic
Just because a brand is diving back into the archives, it doesn't mean that they have to go back to a design that's old enough to be your grandparent. Take,…
Introducing: Skagen Grenen Solar
Even before I really got into watches, Skagen was a brand I knew very early on, as it was the watch I got for myself to wear at my wedding.…
