In Review: The Seestern Tiffany Blue Vintage Sub 300
Tiffany blue. Vintage. Sub. All words that conjure hypebeast wishes and caviar dreams. But can you get satisfaction out of a $179 watch that looks like a Doxa Sub 300T…
Introducing the Bulova Oceanographer “Devil Diver”
To be perfectly fair, this is not the first time we've seen the Bulova Oceanographer "Devil Diver" come back onto the old retail shelf. As a matter of fact, we…
Introducing the Yema PearlDiver
You know me - if Yema introduces a new model, I'm going to want to talk about it (and likely angle for a loaner to review). Over the last year…
Introducing the John Robert Archetype
As you might imagine, we get all manner of emails coming in, telling us about "amazing" new brands and watches coming out. Of the new brands, it's a low percentage…
Introducing the Citizen Arezzo collection
Since it's mostly guys writing about watches here at WWR, those are what we tend to write about. And frankly, that's shortchanging a whole slice of watch brand catalogs, and…
Prototype fun with the Yema Superman Bronze
Over the last year, we've been fortunate to go hands-on with quite a number of the models that Yema has in their catalog. You may have caught word that they…
Spending time with the Atticus Pelion
Would you look at that - I'm back with a review! I just recently had some much-needed time off to reset and recharge, but that's over, and I'm back to…
Yema Week Redux: The Yema Navygraf
A few weeks ago, we had something I called "Yema Week" which had us featuring two different watches (here and here), and then a third article where we had a…
Introducing the Defakto Vektor Orbit
Now, I know what you're thinking - I'm trying to pull a fast one on you, right? Honest, I'm not! It just so happens that this watch looks a LOT…
Introducing the Manawa M1
As I'm sure you can imagine, we get all manner of mail coming in from companies talking about their "new, innovative" watches, and a vast many of them just get…