Introducing the Sewills Ferreira PRS-39 by Time Factors
British company Time Factors has a variety of interesting watches, many in smaller runs, and certainly with designs that are not found quite anywhere else. While the company has already…
British company Time Factors has a variety of interesting watches, many in smaller runs, and certainly with designs that are not found quite anywhere else. While the company has already…
It doesn't seem all that long ago that we were bringing you word of a new collaboration between Shinola and Filson (link). With some of the watches coming out of…
When it comes to the world of smart watches, one of the big complaints I have heard (and read about) is that they simply are not designed to be appealing…
We are no stranger to Mr Jones on these pages, as a their designs have pop up from time to time. As of late, they seem to have been getting…
As should be no surprise to anyone reading this site, BaselWorld is well underway, with all manner of announcements being made about new and interesting watches. This year, Tissot actually…
Chronographs are a funny thing, for me. On one hand, I do understand and appreciate the overall look of a chronograph, be it a bi- or tri-compax layout. For all…
Christopher Ward has made a lot of watches with ties to motor sports, and to legendary cars. Their latest release deepens this connection, with 4 watches commemorating the tradition of…
Over the years, we here at WWR have developed relationships with quite a number of different brands, ranging from the newest indie's to some of the bigger, more established names…
I do not think that I am alone in appreciating what Christopher Ward has been doing - offering compelling designs with solid movement options (both quartz and automatic) at reasonable…
Late last week, we caught wind that a "new old" brand was starting up. Angelus is a company that likely not many of us have heard of, but it…