REVIEW: Ocean7 LM-5 (Part 2)
In yesterday's post, I started to give you my impressions on the Ocean7 LM5 - and in today's post, we'll wrap up the review. Now, what about what first grabbed…
In yesterday's post, I started to give you my impressions on the Ocean7 LM5 - and in today's post, we'll wrap up the review. Now, what about what first grabbed…
As I mentioned in my earlier post on the LM-5, I had hoped to to get a review piece for some hands-on time - and Mitch over at Ocean7 was…
In the pantheon of mechanical wristwatches, the Speedmaster holds a high place. Originally built in 1957 as a reaction to the first wrist-worn chronographs coming out of competing houses, the…
In yesterday's post, I started my "long term" update on Magrette's Regattare 2011 watch. Today, we'll wrap up my experience, and give you a final recommendation on the piece. Aside…
As you read in my earlier posts (here and here), I was fortunate to have a Magrette Regattare 2011 enter my personal collection. I've now had a good bit more…
Another day, another Tokyoflash watch. The Kisai 7 is a clever, fairly cool watch that looks like something Jeff Bridges picked out of his magisterial beard in the last Tron…
Sure, you and Goose had a falling out and you were drummed out of Top Gun for being a loose cannon, but that doesn't mean you can't sport this wildly…
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Another day, another Bell&Ross. I've always loved B&R and I'm still loving them thanks to their new WWI line. They kind of blew their wad on the square BR line…
The TAG Heuer Mikrotimer from HODINKEE on Vimeo. This video shows TAG Heuer's Mikrotimer Flying 1000 Concept watch in action. This mechanical watch times things to 1/1000th of a second…