In Review: Skagen Dual Time
Long-time readers of this site will realize that this is not the first time I've written about this particular Skagen. While formally known as the Skagen 281LSXB, I simply call it…
Long-time readers of this site will realize that this is not the first time I've written about this particular Skagen. While formally known as the Skagen 281LSXB, I simply call it…
As you can no doubt imagine, we get all manner of unsolicited emails here at WWR. Some of it is pure junk mail (nope, not going to cover your whack-a-doodle…
The last time we had a Tissot in for review (the Chrono XL NBA Edition), it was not a watch I came away with a favorable impression of. Well, when…
When it comes to outdoors-oriented brands, Filson is one of the longer-running names that are around today. This has allowed them to expand what they offer in a variety of…
I’ve been writing about the Mido Ocean Star Diver 600 for close to 6 months now. It started back in November when the watch was launched and then again when…
When it comes to watches - or most anything, for that matter - the term “minimalism” is overused, and has almost lost its sense of identity. So, when I had…
When we hear about a watch that will track all sorts of interesting things, we immediately think of something that's a fitness or activity tracker. Those are very micro-focused, and…
When it comes to products coming out of Detroit, most turned their noses up when something with the word "automatic" came on the scene. Nowadays, those manual gearboxes are going…
We’ve reviewed more than a few different wooden watches here at WWR. At first, when they started showing up, I was genuinely interested in them. It was a new and…
When we published our stance on how we handle editorial content (you can see that here), we weren't sure how it would be received. We know it was the right…