Alexander Burhans is remaking the iconic Orbit watch
Come back with me to 1992. A gallon of gas cost $1. McDonald’s opened it’s first restaurant in Beijing. Aladdin…
The February 2017 WWR Giveaway: a Padron Selby
Back in September, Ken reviewed the then-latest model from Padron, the Padron Selby. With a now-launched project on Kickstarter, we thought…
Aragon Rages Against the Dying of the Light, with Tritium.
Aragon Watch Company has been around since 1991 and offers over 21 watch models from tool watches to dress watches. …
My First Watch Smelled Like Photographic Chemicals
My first watch was a hand-me-down – and I still have it! Dad really didn’t remember the history of the…
The Manchester Watch Works Equinox has hit the starting line
We have been covering the releases from Manchester Watch Works since they first hit the crowd-funding scene. Each one has…
Hands on with the Zoretto Indy Bronze Diver Automatic
Melt down some copper, throw in a little tin, add a dash of some other metals such as zinc, nickel,…
Christopher Ward Picks Up Where the C1 Grand Malvern Left Off
Christopher Ward ushers in a third-generation today, updating their entry-level automatic dress watch (the C5 Malvern Automatic MK III) and…
GoS is celebrating an anniversary
It seems hard to believe it, but GoS (aka Gustafsson and Sjögren) have hit a milestone. They have now been creating their watches with the Damascus steel dials and accents for a decade. As part of hitting that 10-year mark, they have a few new things in the works.
The Milky Way to spend $225K: Introducing the DB25L Milky Way
De Bethune has been playing at celestial complications for most of its 15 years making high-end watches, but none quite…
This week on Hourtime we talk about the best $41 watch $41 can buy
Welcome to the HourTime show, the best 30 minute (+/-) hour podcast on the web. If it’s Invicta it’s for…