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Stewart Dawson Belgravia Watch, With a Hidden Message
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Stewart Dawson Belgravia Watch, With a Hidden Message

Matt Himmelstein By Matt Himmelstein

We get a lot of notifications of crowdfunded projects crossing our virtual desks here at WWR, and the honest truth is that we don’t always have enough time to feature all of them. So for you readers out there, check out the various platforms and search for watches, and for you budding watchmakers, don’t be discouraged if we can’t get to your project, and keep sending them in. One bit of advice I would give to a new brand is to make an attractive and unique (or at least somewhat unique) watch, and make it a value. Those categories fit the Stewart Dawson Belgravia Automatic, a new watch from a new watch company in London.

A Father’s Day EDC
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A Father’s Day EDC

Patrick Kansa By Patrick Kansa

If you are not aware of it (and I’d hope you would be) Father’s Day is arriving this Sunday (June 21st). We gave you some suggestions in this guide that Matt created, but perhaps you missed that, or just want some different suggestions. Well, our pals over at EveryDayCarry have those additional suggestions for you, rounding out a Father’s Day EDC.

Accurat Swiss Jonas K1, Kickstart a Movement
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Accurat Swiss Jonas K1, Kickstart a Movement

Matt Himmelstein By Matt Himmelstein

I mean that title literally, Kickstart a movement. OK, it is a watch movement, but it is a movement none the less. With this Kickstarter campaign (closing soon, I have been remiss in browsing the site), a group of industry insiders and outsiders have banded together to create a new watch movement that they hope to mass produce and compete against ETA and the other available mechanical movements. The Accurat Swiss Jonas K1 is the first watch to house this movement, like the Sistem 51 was the first watch to house that movement.

Introducing the Tissot Quickster Lugano
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Introducing the Tissot Quickster Lugano

Patrick Kansa By Patrick Kansa

Ah, summertime. Temperatures are warming up, and the strap collectors are swapping out their leather straps for nylon and rubber options, getting ready for the outdoor activities. What if, however, you are looking for something new to add that gives you something bright and lightweight, and easy on the wallet? Well, then, the Tissot Quickster Lugano may be just what the doctor ordered.

Mr Jones Watches Sun and Moon Miyamoto, Have a Fun 24 Hours
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Mr Jones Watches Sun and Moon Miyamoto, Have a Fun 24 Hours

Matt Himmelstein By Matt Himmelstein

Anyone who thinks that watches for adults have to be boring has never browsed the Mr Jones Watches web site. We cover them here from time to time because they are design driven watch company that puts out products you are not going to find on your cubicle neighbor’s wrist (probably). The Mr Jones Watches Sun and Moon Miyamoto pays homage to the man behind the Nintendo Super Mario games, as well as the games themselves.

Riding The Ball Watch Night Train DLC
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Riding The Ball Watch Night Train DLC

Patrick Kansa By Patrick Kansa

When it comes to the watches that Ball Watch has on offer, it is like a double-edged sword, at least to me. What first drew me in to the brand was the Engineer line, with its bold styling and use of multi-colored tritium tubes. As I have spent time with the brand’s wares (and refined my own tastes), I have come to realize that I prefer things a bit more subdued (such as with the Ball Watch Engineer II Marvelight or Trainmaster Kelvin. That all said, I think another great – and entry-level – option from the brand would be the Ball Watch Night Train DLC.

Melbourne Watch Co Carlton Mecha-Quartz
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Melbourne Watch Co Carlton Mecha-Quartz

Matt Himmelstein By Matt Himmelstein

Melbourne Watch Co is one of a handful of new watch companies that have embraced and excelled in the crowd-funding market, offering multiple time pieces and, more importantly, delivering a quality product to their backers. We have looked at all of their watches over the last few years, including a hands-on review of the Flinders. Their latest watch is the Melbourne Watch Works Carlton, a chronograph that utilizes a mecha-quartz movement.

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