If you recall, not that long ago we told you about the Kickstarter campaign for the Yonger & Bresson Le Singulier (you can see that here). That campaign exceeded it’s funding goal (and there was a brief Indiegogo InDemand campaign after), so these are watches that should be getting onto peoples wrists. We recently spent some time with the watch, and are here to give you our thoughts on the Yonger & Bresson Le Singulier.
Earlier this month, Swatch launched their collaboration with Peanuts – perfect timing, set as it is in the midst of when we start seeing the Peanuts specials airing on TV. My oldest kid has been super into Peanuts for as long as we can remember, so I was rather interested to see this launch announced.
The Bell & Ross BR 05 White Hawk is a new color way for the company’s beautiful BR 05 chronograph line. Called the White Hawk, the watch has a unique white face with bold indices and a case that looks great with the BR 05 bracelet.
If you recall, a last month we introduced you to Nathan Sports and their lightweight polarized sunglasses. What I found curious about these is that they were being positioned as running, or active sports, sunglasses.
Dóttir Audio is an Icelandic headphone company on a mission. Created by Katrin Davidsdottir and Annie Thorisdottir, the headphones have built-in noise cancelling and over ear hooks.
While we’ve not covered RZE Watches before, you may have seen the brand popping up on wrists over on Instagram (at least, that’s where we discovered them). From what we’ve seen, they’ve been releasing some solid designs at great prices (I mean, just look at this one, for example). Well, their fourth model was just announced, and they’re taking to the skies with the RZE Fortitude.
Casio’s MT-G series is a slightly more expensive but decidedly more stylish version of its super-strong and super-trendy G-SHOCK pieces. Their latest version, the euphoniously named MTGB2000YBD1, features a “multi-layered carbon bezel frame, an advanced take on G-SHOCK’S latest Dual Core Guard Structure of a carbon monocoque case and metal frame.”
So, far, we’ve seen some pretty high-end Star Wars-based watch winder (here and here) to cradle and protect your watch (maybe even their Star Wars tourbillon). What if you want something a bit simpler – and more affordable? That’s where the Kross Studio x Star Wars watch rolls come in.
Many brands – especially these days – like to rest on the designs that have been done in years past. Sometimes, that’s done with a splashy re-release of a significant model. On the other hand, we’ve got Skagen coming at it with a much more relaxed approach. They know which designs have been popular, and they’re bringing them back under the banner of Skagen Icons.
A little while back, we told you about the latest The Electricianz watch that was hitting the crowd-funding circuit. While I’ve written about them in the past, I’d not actually seen their clever take on an “electric” watch in person. Well, we rectified that lately, and got an The Electricianz Stone Z in for review.
