Startup Don Kylne and Co. “The Chaplin”
I get a few watch emails a day and it’s a lot like “exploring posts” on Instagram: one watch after another screaming for attention. The one email that caught my…
I get a few watch emails a day and it’s a lot like “exploring posts” on Instagram: one watch after another screaming for attention. The one email that caught my…
I don't see a lot of watches with tritium gas tubes for illumination, so I was pretty interested in checking out the two Chronologia Dive Watches, the R004 and R004…
As I have mentioned previously , there is just something about a steel-encased three-hander that makes for a very flexible watch. There are, of course, no shortage of options, and…
There is just something appealing about a good sport watch. Sure, there are plenty of other styles to choose from - classic or otherwise - but a sport watch has…
When is a dive watch not a "dive watch?" Well, when it pays homage to the submarine service, as the G. Gelach ORP Orzel 85A watch does, now available from…
When a new, or at least fairly novel, watch product shows up in the market (and by market these days, it is increasingly on crowd funded sites), I like to…
We first brought you word of the Manchester Watch Works Vergennes and Westminster watches not all that long ago (link). Of the two trench watch-inspired pieces, I found myself drawn…
When it comes to American (or at least American-designed) watches, Xetum is one of the first brands that I recall coming across. They designed the watches in California, and then…
Dual time complications are handy in the modern world, where we may be traveling, have loved ones in a different time zone, or need to work with colleagues across the…
When it comes to watch companies, most people like to focus on the country of origin, especially if they happen to be from that same country. America has had its…