Getting carved up – it’s the Egard Bermuda
Yesterday’s watch almost reveled in it’s elegant simplicity. What if you want something with, shall we say, a bit more…
Getting thin and crispy with the D1 Milano Ocean
I have to say – sub-40mm watches are having a bit of a resurgence, and I, for one, am loving…
Bell & Ross gives you a heads up display on your wrist
The BR 03-92 is a the kind of watch that defines the Bell & Ross aesthetic. Bold, weird, and aimed…
For Star Wars Day, you can get a Citizen
While I won’t say that Star Wars as much of a cultural touchstone for me growing up (we were more…
With the C60 Sapphire, Christopher Ward makes the move into TV
We’re used to seeing watches advertised, be it on billboards, in magazines, or in ads on the internet. Where we…
It’s the little things – like the Hamilton Khaki Navy Scuba
After many years seeing the trend of overly-large watches take center stage (full disclosure, I used to be a big…
You see it clearly – it’s the Christopher Ward C60 Sapphire
While you may not be down with all of the nomenclature, you are aware of the Christopher Ward C60 Trident…
Spelunking with the Feynman Cove
So, remember a bit back when we brought you word of the Feynman Cove? I found myself enamored of the…
Get up close and personal with the Ball Engineer Hydrocarbon Original
As I’ve mentioned in previous writeups on Ball, I first was drawn to their lineup because the big, audacious displays…
The Raketa Polar is a 24-hour watch for fans of the USSR
Nostalgia is a weird thing. It makes us desire the old and weird and confuses quality with age. Nothing that,…