No, a watch cannot be too thin
In Jim Manley’s write-up of the Melbourne Collins, he asked, “Can a watch be too thin?” I have a hypothesis:…
Loomes Made in England watches – with every part made in England
Loomes has done watchmaking and their countrymen proud – they’ve produced a watch made entirely in Britain. Near the very…
Vertical lift-off with the AVI-8 Hawker Harrier II Pegasus Concept AV4047
AVI-8 makes watches that are aviation inspired, and has for some time. They’re almost always tasteful, easy to read,…
In pursuit of the perfect bag
As you travel through the airport, there are lots of opportunities to observe fellow travelers struggling with their carry-on luggage….
Minus-8 Diver review: What I like about you.
What happens when you take titanium, anti-reflective coating, and a sense of playfulness about the design of a dial and…
Ch. Ward and the C1 Grand Malvern Power Reserve
Christopher Ward makes two kinds of watches: Well-made, well-finished dive watches under their Trident collection, and more elegant watches organized…
Christopher Ward C60 Trident Pro 600 on the wrist
The Christopher Ward Trident 600M is a looker. It’s comfortable on the wrist and wears nicely when out and about….
Tudor Pelagos LHD – driving on the opposite side of the road
Tudor just announced a new version of the Pelagos Dive watch, and it looks a little old… in the best…
I want to ride my bicycle, I want to ride my bi…. MacMillan Urban Cyclist watch
Sometimes, there’s a brand effort that comes together, hitting all the right buzzwords that resonate in the empty cavern where…
Mr. Jones has the Last Laugh tattooed all over
The time has come to shuffle off this coil and follow the Pale Rider skyward. Mr. Jones Watches has never…
