Diving in with the Spinnaker Bradner
This is the first compressor-case dive watch I’ve had the opportunity to review, and though I’ve seen many compressor divers…
How does a watch work?
It works like this. Enjoy this excellent, old-times look at the innards of a watch and learn all of the…
VAAR – a watch for wanderers
Once again, we’re talking about watches made in the Bauhaus style. Usually, this means simple indices, simple numerals, stark white…
Timex releases retro-inspired manual-wind and automatic watches
Leave your smartwatch on the counter because Timex is back with its first automatic watch in decades. Called the Marlin,…
Getting accurate with the Mido Multifort Chronometer
Over the past few years, we’ve brought you word on a variety of Mido watches, and have reviewed some as…
Diving into the Shinola Lake Michigan Monster
As I mentioned in our preview article on the new Shinola Monster automatics just a few days ago, we were going to be…
It’s a new Monster rising up from the lakes
When you think of watches called Monsters, you probably think of two things – it’s a dive watch, and it’s…
Hamtun watches are beautiful, non-conformist, and you should wear one.
Ross Davis doesn’t care what you think*. Not really. Not even in the slightest bit. I’d say he was towering…
Introducing the Geformt Journeyman collection
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before – a brand is kicking off a new watch on a crowdfunding…
Formex offers COSC certification for less
Ah, COSC certification, a meaningless distinction that simply suggests that someone in Switzerland looked at your watch briefly to ensure…