Introducing the Christopher Ward C65 GMT Worldtimer
You know me, I'm the resident GMT-fan here at WWR. While World Timer watches are rather similar, they're not something I've necessarily been a fan of. This is partly due…
You know me, I'm the resident GMT-fan here at WWR. While World Timer watches are rather similar, they're not something I've necessarily been a fan of. This is partly due…
Yeah, yeah, I know - here I am, talking about yet another GMT-equipped watch. Well, I can't help it - I just really like the utility of the complication, and…
When I first became aware of Ball Watch, it was their Engineer lineup that caught my eye. Sure, it was the sheer volume of tritium tubes used (looking like those…
Over the past few years, I?ve really come to like and appreciate the watches that Alpina has been releasing. Back in 2016 I spent some time with the Alpina Alpiner…
Pheon? Pheon? What's the deal here, Kansa - last time you wrote about this watch, you were calling it the Broad Arrow collection. And you now, you're write, but there's…
I have done several reviews now for Phoibos and not a one of them have disappointed me. Phoibos recently contacted me about reviewing their new Phoibos Eagle Ray GMT. I…
Citizen is a brand that may not get as much attention or mindshare from us watch folks, and that's a shame. They actually produce some very nice pieces, some with…
While we here at WWR tend to focus very much on the affordable end of the spectrum, we - like anyone - enjoy the occasional foray into the world of…
Seven Continents, five oceans, and one eXperience is what inspired the makers of Twelf-X. The name is a play on words, combining the 7 continents and 5 oceans and life's…
Magrette is a brand that I will freely admit I have a soft spot for. The Magrette Regattare 2011 was my first automatic watch, and since then, I have reviewed…