Szanto 2252, It only looks expensive
Szanto was nice enough to loan me three watches to review on this site, with the Szanto 2252 being the second piece of the trio. The Szanto 1100 was the…
Historical Horology – The Omega Speedmaster
When it comes to watches, many brands seem to have an iconic model that comes to mind when you hear the name of the brand. For Omega, that watch is…
Watching The Web for October 4, 2014
Welcome back to our weekly installment, Watching the Web, where we have a quick look at some interesting watches and articles that have popped up over the last week (or…
ToM Deal On ITAnano
So, remember last month when we brought you a hands-on review of the ITAnano Phantom Carbon 43 Quartz? I liked the watch, even if it was a touch on the…
Frederique Constant Slimline Moonphase, One for the ladies
For whatever reason (maybe it is because Patrick, John and I are all guys?) we don't cover a lot of women's watches here on WWR. For my part, I see…
Introducing The Shinola Henry Ford Pocket Watch
Growing up as I did in the Metro Detroit area, it was near impossible to escape the impact that Henry Ford had on Detroit. Even to this day, there is…
TokyoFlash Japan Kisai Vortex LCD Watch, Take a spin on this one
TokyoFlash Japan Kisai Vortex 04These guys have me confused right now. On the one hand, the TokyoFlash Japan Kisai Vortex LCD watch is probably the nicest looking and most refined…
The October Giveaway: Earnshaw Longcase Skeleton
We've hit a new month on the calendar, and that means one thing here at WWR - it's time for us to start up a brand new giveaway. For the…
Autodromo Stradale – For the vintage motorists out there
Lately, we have highlighted a number of automotive inspired watches here at WWR. Some have been tied to specific cars, like the Jaguar and Ferrari upcycled chronos from Christopher Ward,…
Anstead Oceanis – A second try at their premier watch
I have written about it here before, and I will say again, that I own an Anstead Oceanis. The original Anstead Oceanis, as sold on Kickstarter. It was my first…