Polaroid introduces a Basquiat-themed instant camera
In a remarkable homage to the indomitable spirit and creativity of Jean-Michel Basquiat, Polaroid has unveiled its latest Basquiat collection,…
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.
Koi’s Muscimind Liquid Trip: A little shot of (non-psychedelic) mushrooms
As a fan of mushrooms of all kinds, I was curious about Koi’s Muscimind Liquid Trip, a little bottle about…
Accutron adds two new Spaceview styles
Accutron has just announced two new Spaceview 2020 models featuring “43.5mm polished stainless-steel case with green transparent open-work dial with…
Undone announces a chronograph for lovers of the open road
Undone has just announced the Urban Retro, a driving themed chronograph watch that runs a meca-quartz movement. The movement itself…
The Bremont Bamford Aurora is a superlume watch for adventuring
Bremont makes a mean GMT and this one is one of their absolute best. Designed alongside the Bamford Watch Dept.,…
Bell & Ross releases a bronze and green diver
Bell & Ross just took another look at the BR 03 with their new BR 03-92 Diver Black & Green…
Behind the Dial Video Review: Up Close With the Foliot Scubanaut World Diver
The Scubanaut World Diver from Foliot is a beautiful and well-made micro brand timepiece from a relative newcomer in the…
The Calliope Mini is a cute little computer for kids
Computing for kids has hasn’t come very far since the launch of early Raspberry Pi solutions. Now, however, you can…
Meet the Maurice de Mauriac Pillow Watch
Maurice de Mauriac has once again pushed the boundaries of traditional watchmaking with a clever new piece that looks like…
Behind the Dial: GMT Watches
What is a GMT watch? How does it work? In this episode of Behind the Dial we’ll talk about three…