Historical Horology: The Watches of Jacques Cousteau
It has been some time since we have had a Historical Horology post, so I would say we are long overdue. For whatever reason, I was just not running across…
It has been some time since we have had a Historical Horology post, so I would say we are long overdue. For whatever reason, I was just not running across…
If there is one watch style that is more popular than others, at least amongst enthusiasts, it would seem that the dive watch would be a top contender, if not…
Tool watch, dress watch, dress watch tool watch; what to wear, what to wear? H2O Watch has an idea that maybe you don't need to decide any more, you can…
The Megalodon was a prehistoric shark, the biggest and (presumably) baddest shark to live on Earth. Not too long ago, I saw an article which asked if any of these…
Fresh of the heels of their first crowdfunded success, ManchesterWatchWorks is back at it again, with a modern looking diver recharged by the sun (really any light). These quartz driven,…
The Benarus Moray is a watch that should be rather familiar to our readers, as we have covered the various versions (a review of the 42mm version for example). Most…
It's been almost a year since we last looked at something from the CCCP Time catalog, so I'd say we were due. While the CCCP Time lineup is largely more…
Overbuilt dive watches are pretty easy to find, with depth ratings going into the 1,000s of feet territory, well beyond what all but the tinniest percentage of technical divers could…
I am a fan of Touch of Modern, and have bought a number of items for myself and my house through the site, including a watch back before I started…
Back in January, I previewed Christopher Ward's update to their Trident line of watches. For the automatics, the update included newer, longer lasting lume and a ceramic bezel, as well…