The Mido Baroncelli III is svelte sweetness
It was not all that long ago that I brought you my first hands-on impression of a Mido watch. That was…
It’s time to make Citizen great again
I want to talk about Citizen. Citizen has made a lot of impressive moves: they make Super Titanium, a hardened-surface…
Connecting up with the Alpina AlpinerX
It was not all that long ago where we brought you word of a curious thing – a big Swiss…
Automatic for the people – it’s the Moritz Grossmann ATUM Hamatic
Moritz Grossman is a brand we don’t cover here a whole lot on WWR. Not because they don’t make nice…
The ESQ 0154 has some flash for just a little cash
Quick show of hands – how many of us got our start with watches with one that came from a…
Rocketbody, flying into the wearable fitness tracker market
We are plenty used to seeing quartz and mechanical watches hitting the pages of Kickstarter these days. Smartwatches are much…
Hands on with Hamilton’s new Jazzmaster Thinline Automatic
Jassmaster Thinline Auto is a 40mm automatic that offers the ideal size and other watch-wearing essentials like an ETA automatic, sapphire crystal and display case back.
Building a look at the Roebuck Watch Company Alpha
When brands reach out, particularly new ones, I am generally more focused on what the watch looks like, and what…
Introducing the massive SISU Bravado A1
I have a thing for large watches. Normally, I do not venture out beyond the 48mm range. After coming across…
Normalzeit Vienna cube clock on my wrist!
Back in the early 1900’s when the people of Vienna Austria needed to set their watches, they would set them…