Benrus

Here at WWR, we seem to be suckers for a well-sorted vintage diver. We've seen any number of independents riff on those watches of the past, and the heavy lean…

Reviewing a watch like the Benrus Series #3061 is pretty easy. You either love it or hate it and the goal of a watch like this is to offer a…

Benrus has just announced the Benrus Series #3061 Field Watch, a no-nonsense timepiece that recreates great field watches from the past. A field watch is basically a military-issue timepiece that…

Benrus has long been synonymous with "field watches," basic tool watches with an absolute focus on legibility and durability. We looked at their Type II a few weeks ago and…

Benrus is the prototypical search and rescue watch. Designed for divers in the 1970s, it features a bold black and white face with fencepost hands. It is, in short, the…

UPDATE: As there questions around the authenticity of the movements contained in these watches, Benrus has stopped selling this watch and are investigating what happened. It's one thing for a…

In the realm of watches that attempt to be faithful replicas - or modern reinterpretations - of models gone by, those that carry the label "milspec" seem to have a…

Yesterday?s review featured a collaboration with a company out of New York, and today, we?ve got a review from a resurrected watch brand that is calling New York home -…

Benrus watches just announced their return to the world of American watchmaking. Once one of America?s most popular watch brands in the 1940s, the company's assets have been acquired by…

Welcome to the very first entry in what we hope will be a new continuing series - Reader Reviews. That's right, gentle reader - you too can submit a review.…