In Review: Hawaiian Lifeguard Association Watch
Did you know that the Hawaiian Lifeguards have their own association? Well, friend, they do, and there's even a watch out there that can help fund their efforts - the…
In Review: Heron Gladiateur
The challenge for a watch brand launching on Kickstarter is to make their watch stand out and not feel like another parts-bin assembly special. It's a tricky path to walk,…
In Review: Vaer A3 Tradition
Today, we're going to take a look at a watch that you may notice a few similarities when compared to a watch from last week. Last week is was the…
In Review: Lum-Tec Vortex D5
As I mentioned in yesterday's article, we're in a bit of a golden period with solar-powered watches. Sure, they've been around for quite some time, but there are just a…
In Review: Vesuviate Viaggio
As with our review of the Vesuviate Attivo, we're reviewing a watch today that you can't buy - yet. Recently, we spent some time with a prototype of the Vesuviate…
In Review: Longines Spirit Titanium
While we don't often think about Longines outside of news that pops up around their involvement in equestrian events, they do have a number of watches on offer. Some of…
In Review: SYE MOT1ON Automatic 24H
Today, we're going to be looking at a watch from a brand we've not had on our pages before: SYE. They are a French brand that started up a few…
In Review: Fraser & Co Aesthete
Before we get into today's watch, let's spend a little time covering the brand behind it. Fraser & Co are a California-based watch company founded in 2020. They donate a…
In Review: Swatch x Peanuts
Last month, we brought you word of a new Swatch x Peanuts collection (you can see that here). As I've got a few Peanuts fans in our house, this was…
In Review: Hager U-2 Dragonlady Chronograph
If you haven't figured it out by now, Hager draws a lot of inspiration for their watches from the military and military aviation. For the Hager U-2 Dragonlady, that inspiration…
