DWISS M2 – A Swiss-powered watch with looks
The awkward-to-pronounce name aside, what we have here is an interesting watch. What makes it unusual is, well, almost everything. M2 is the third model made by DWISS, and they’ve…
Everybody to the limit: NTH Submariner-type watches
There are Submariner watches a-plenty in this world of homages and replicas, but every one in a rare while, comes a man, a man who isn't intimidated, and his watch.…
I just want to watch the world burn: Firestarter Survival Watch
Jake Schmidt is a paracord lover. He's a nature lover, a luxury house lover, and a paracord lover. Jake's long-term goal is to build a community of paracord lovers to…
Jubileon Superellipse, a Swiss Made watch by way of Singapore
Imagine the classic shot of an old world map, with a DC-3 propeller plane and a dashed line trailing behind it showing the journey. If I were making a promotion…
Coloring outside the lines with the Nomad Outline
Nomad watches are an interesting watch in the most genuine use of the word. Patrick and I looked at our first email from Nomad and the attached images we got,…
Interview with a Watch Maker: Reuven Lakein of Rebeltime Watches
Reuven and Shneur Lakein of Brooklyn's Rebeltime launched their Kickstarter earlier this month, and have blown past their initial funding goal. They're brothers, and business partners. WWR interviewed them to…
Spinnaker Watches: Hands-on
Spinnaker is a company with a large catalogue of watches. They approached us to offer a few for review, and we said yes. Here's how this part of the process…
The CJR Airspeed Regulator
The CJR Airspeed Regulator watch launched on Kickstarter a short while ago, and so far, has raised over 93,000 US dollars. It's powered by a Miyota 9015 movement. It's got…
How to escape the crowdfunding black hole
Dear Kickstarter people, You have to answer three questions: Why wristwatches Why you? Why now?
The Ronda R150 Mecano – a new movement this way comes
Every few years, an article gets posted about the apocalypse coming, when SWATCH group will stop selling ETA movements to small independent watch makers. It's struck fear in the hearts…
