Triwa

By this point, you should be well and familiar with the various Triwa Time For... releases. As of late, they've done those up with cases made from recycled ocean plastic,…

By now, you should be familiar with the initiatives that Triwa are undertaking. What you may not be aware of is that Triwa stands for Transforming the Industry of Watches.…

When we've written about Triwa watches in the past, we've focused on models that were usually designed for men's wrists, or - at best - unisex. With their latest "Time…

By now, we hope you're familiar with the Triwa Time for Oceans line, as we've written about it a few times now (if not, check out this article). Just recently,…

By now, you should come to expect that the Triwa "Time for..." watches are doing something to be more sustainable. We've seen a lot of focus on recycled ocean plastic…

You know Triwa. We like Triwa. They do fun and interesting things, mixing unique materials into classic watch designs that turn out to be some fun and different, while still…

Over the past year or so, we've covered a number of Time for Action watches from Triwa, with many of the more recent ones featuring cases made of recycled ocean…

Now, you might be expecting that this is another watch release, given how they've used the "Time For" phrasing in the past (see here, for example). However, that's not the…

I've long been a fan of Triwa for their approach to taking classic designs, tweaking things a bit, and then applying their experience and mastery with plastics to come up…

I've long been a fan of how Triwa utilizes interesting materials in the construction of their watches. More often than not, those take the form of non-metallic things, like acetate…