NOA Watches
None Of the Above watches are the creation of a young member of an old watch making family. Nicola Andreatta…
John Biggs
John lives in Brooklyn and has loved watches since he got his first Swatch Irony automatic in 1998. He is the editor of WristWatchReview.
Casio GS-1200 to use LEDs to tweak analog hand position
A new Casio movement for the GS-1200 Tough line – a radio controlled watch model built for shock resistance –…
Bathys releases two new watches
Bathys watches are some of my favorites. Created by a young man named John Patterson who lives in Hawai’i, they’re…
The Seah Zodiac has… OH GOD NO! MY EYES, MY EYES!!!
How can they do this to an innocent Swiss chronograph movement? A chaste mechanism dressed like this and forced to…
Baume & Mercier Classima Alarm/GMT; An excellent tool for the modern world.
In a time when the “power watch” has a half dozen functions that most buyers won’t bother with (if they…
What real service members wear.
Not too long ago, we shared a video review of a Marathon watch. Although not that particular model, Marathon routinely…
B&R: Shark jumpers?
If you know me you know I love me some watches. I especially like Bell & Ross, the aviation-themed, pie-plate-sized…
Orsa watch forum douchery
What the heck? Man! I joined the Orsa forum on 3’Ts back in Feb 07 but never posted (didn’t bookmark…
Are big watches over?
Chad the Watch Guy is reporting that he’s seeing a max out in big watches at 42mm which means even…
Review: Casio Pathfinder PAW-1500T
I’m a mechanical man, but sometimes you need a sports watch to withstand the hard knocks associated with heavy activity…