Review: Bell & Ross BR 03 Military
The new Bell & Ross BR 03 series is a return to what makes B&R great. Their original watches were big, bold, and square and this new model, based on…
The Hourtime Show: We Are So Back! Bell & Ross, Rolex, Hodinkee, and More!
This week on The HourTime Show, the official podcast of WristWatchReview.com, John, Victor, and Nicholas return from the show's summer break refreshed and ready to go! We talk a handsome…
Introducing: Bulova Oceangrapher GMT
From the moment they were re-introduced, the Bulova Oceangrapher (aka the Devil Diver due to the 666 ft WR rating on the dial) has been popular. We reviewed the first…
Why Swatch’s focus on hypebeasts will fail
Gen Z! Millenials! Everybody wants to sell to them! They're the future of investment, commerce, travel, and hospitality. Every dive bar needs to sell Aperol Spritzes now! Every hotel has…
Oris launches a deep-sea diver, the AquisPro 4000m
Oris just released the AquisPro 4000m, a deep diver designed for folks who might be heading down to 4,000 meters. The watch, which comes in a beefy, 23.4mm thick case,…
Vulcain reintroduces a ringing diver, the Cricket Nautical
Vulcain is the little watch brand that could. Famous for basically one thing - a ringing mechanism that acts as a clever little alarm clock for your wrist. Vulcain is…
How to wind a watch
To wind your watch, start by removing it from your wrist or box. Look for the winding crown, usually located on the side of the watch. This may be a…
Casio takes to the stars with NASA collab
Casio just announced a new NASA-themed G-Shock that should enthuse the space lovers in your life. Priced at a super-reasonable $130, the watches feature NASA spacesuit white, a large NASA…
The Bremont MB Viper is a costly but exciting pilot watch
At $5,999 I was immediately inclined to dismiss the Bremont MB Viper as a ridiculous effort by Bremont to try something new. Now I know it is a successfully ridiculous…
In Review: The Stranger Things Casio A120WEST-1A
When it comes to '80s style aesthetic there are few watch companies as close to the bone as Casio. Their watches look like they've simultaneously come from Billy Idol's fever…
