Often, when a new G-Shock is released, it tends to be big and bold. Which, for a brand that makes its bones for withstanding the abuses of daily life, that makes sense. Unless, that is, you’ve got a smaller wrist and just want a robust watch that won’t overwhelm your wrist. Enter the G-Shock GMS2100 series of watches.
Back in August, we introduced you to a brand that was new to us, Reservoir. I mean, they’re not a new brand, per se, as they’ve been making watches for a bit, and they just recently released another new model – the Reservoir Kanister.
It’s no secret: Seiko has been doing a bad job of managing their product line for ages. They discontinued favorites like SKX and SARB/SARX, pushed prices up to the breaking point, and generally seem to have lost their way. But there’s hope at Seiko, a shining ray of hope.
Hello and welcome to yet another exciting edition of The HourTime Show, the official podcast of WristWatchReview.com. Your hosts this week are John, Victor, and Nicholas. Also joining us this week is fellow watch aficionado and longtime Apple observer John Gruber of Daring Fireball.
Yahoo Finance asked Rolex to comment on the supply shortage of Rolex watches, and surprisingly, they did. Unsurprisingly, the comment doesn’t really answer much, and I am skeptical of what it does answer.
The OW 350CI is a left-handed mechanical field watch designed to look hearken back to the Condor 350, a Swiss motorcycle known for its rugged styling. The watch is a “command inversées” or reversed controls and features a khaki dial and yellow indexes.
Well, well, well! Turns out the Hamilton featured in Far Cry 6 will be getting a real world release. Behold: the Hamilton x Far Cry 6: Limited Edition Khaki Field Titanium.
Hello and welcome to yet another exciting edition of The HourTime Show, the official podcast of WristWatchReview.com. Your hosts this week are John, Victor, and Nicholas.
Just when you thought you could live your life without another Apple gadget, here comes the Apple Watch Series 7. But should you buy it?
The Casio G-Shock line has always been good at one thing: surviving in tough conditions. I wear G-Shocks when I know I’ll be rolling around in the sand, hiking, or anything that requires the watch to get dollops of mud or worse all over it. I’ve never really worn G-Shock’s to exercise. Until now.
