Squaring up with the Shinola Guardian
Once again, I find that Thanksgiving is coming up on the calendar, and I have a new Shinola on my…
Building a look with the help of Grand Frank
As you’re no doubt aware, we here at WWR have started to broaden our focus. Yes, watches will be our…
Minus-8 Diver review: What I like about you.
What happens when you take titanium, anti-reflective coating, and a sense of playfulness about the design of a dial and…
Ch. Ward and the C1 Grand Malvern Power Reserve
Christopher Ward makes two kinds of watches: Well-made, well-finished dive watches under their Trident collection, and more elegant watches organized…
Happy Thanksgiving!
Here in the States, we’ve got a little holiday going on known as Thanksgiving Day. So, for those of you…
Getting smart with the Fossil Q Marshal
I have reviewed a few different watches that would fall into the smartwatch category, but none that would fall into…
Timex iQ+, An activity tracker for the masses
The Timex iQ+ Move offers connected watch versions for both men and women with activity and sleep tracking and an Indiglo backlight for $150.
The RPMWEST Quarter Century Jacket, built for the long haul
I have been on a bit of a jacket kick as of late. Not so much in terms of actually…
Fossil’s Swiss movement and a Cloisonné enamel dial; Mr. Jones strikes up a conversation worth having
Mr. Jones Watches is well known for producing whimsical and affordable timepieces, usually with basic Swiss quartz or Chinese mechanical…
Skyscraper Art Deco Watch is like wearing the Chrysler Building on your wrist
We reviewed the original version of this watch—the “Crash of ’29”— hands-on back in August 2015. The updated “Skyscraper” uses…