Oris Williams is a handsome new carbon fiber chrono
Hello, fancy Oris Williams Chronograph, how are you today? For some odd reason I’m a sucker for car-themed chronographs and…
Create a custom Revolo watch
If you are the sort who likes to obsess about the details of your watch, a recent Kickstarter launch is likely going to be of interest to you. We have seen plenty of projects that offer you some choices when it comes to things like dial colors or case finishes, but this is the first time that I have seen a project go with a fully customizable watch as the reward. Let’s have a look at what Revolo is offering in exchange for your contribution.
Watch Video Rewind for May 22, 2016
Welcome to our regular Sunday feature, Video rewind, where we get to share interesting (hopefully) videos related to watches and watchmaking. This week, I thought that I would pull together a couple of video in honor of recent and impending graduates. Maybe you don’t have a career path lined up. Well, how about watchmaking?
Watching the Web for May 21, 2016
Thank you all for stopping by and checking out our weekly watching the Web feature, where we take a little time to highlight articles we find of interest on other sites, as well as point you back toward our most popular articles of the last week or so. This week, I wanted to direct you to a review of a sharp looking dive watch, a sharp looking budget chrono, and a razor sharp high end watch from Cvstos. Looking internally, we have another appearance by Torgoen, a fresh review of one of our most popular articles of all time, and a diver for your perusing pleasure.
Rossling & Co looks to fund their new Metropolitan
It can be quite a treat to see a brand come along and then start to explore new avenues of design. One such of those brands would be Rossling & Co. We became aware of them early on in their kickstarted existence, and just recently they started up a new project, with a design that takes their previous design in a new direction. So, what does the new Rossling & Co Metropolitan collection have in store for you?
The Deep Blue DayNight Rescue gets the Swiss treatment
When we last left Deep Blue we were introduced to a Citizen-powered automatic diver with enough tritium to light up…
Introducing Meridiem Watches
When you think about watches and shapes, a circle is probably the most common one you think of. Sure, you have your tonneau cases and the like, but by and large, our watches are circular in nature. Now, the just launched Meridiem Watches PM20 does indeed feature a round case – but it also plays around a lot with hexagons, and offers a unique material for their dials.
Reviewing the surprisingly popular Oulm
Back when I first wrote about the Oulm, it was an article I thought was interesting due to the crazy…
The Watch Video Rewind for May 15, 2016
Hello and welcome back to the Watch Video Rewind, where we post various watch related video we find of interest. This week, we have the top 5 reasons not to own a fake watch, Robert Downey, Jr’s watch collection, a Halios Delfin review, and the inaugural video edition of the Hourtime Show.
Watching the Web for May 14, 2016
As always, thank you for taking a bit of time out of your weekend to check out our regular Saturday feature, Watching the Web, where we get to point out interesting watch related articles on other sites, as well as highlight our own most popular posts. This week, we have an editorial on selling watches, a pretty slick pen, and a discussion on watch straps. Then, following those, we of course have our top three articles of the week.