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Michael Kors Jetmaster Automatic, Yes, Michael Kors
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Michael Kors Jetmaster Automatic, Yes, Michael Kors

Matt Himmelstein By Matt Himmelstein

Let us be honest here, there are people to whom the designer is as important as the actual design. I see a fair number of watches out in the malls that are put out by clothing brands and are little more than overpriced quartz three handers. Which is why this watch is intriguing. The Michael Kors Jetmaster Automatic is a mechanical watch, it is reasonably straight forward in its design, and it is not outrageously priced. Could this be a way for designers to fight back against the coming wave of the iWatch?

Birline Super Slim, Colors Galore
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Birline Super Slim, Colors Galore

Matt Himmelstein By Matt Himmelstein

I see a lot of new watch projects on crowd funded sites, and most of them try to come up with a way to distinguish themselves from the pack. With so many watch designs out there, it is tough to do. Some do create a unique product, but many fall into the “same old thing” category. Birline is trying to avoid that trap by focusing not only on the watch, but also on the strap. The new Birline Super Slim uses a Harris Tweed strap in a multitude of colors to set themselves apart.

With The Triwa Partisan Lansen, It’s Easy Being Green
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With The Triwa Partisan Lansen, It’s Easy Being Green

Patrick Kansa By Patrick Kansa

We have had more than a handful of articles about Triwa watches, and for good reason. The brand seems to do a good job of mixing (generally) colorful styling, quality builds, and affordable prices. As I mentioned in our previous post on the Stirling Hvalen (link) the brand has been doing more around creating more subdued color combinations. This is a trend we see continued on in the Triwa Partisan Lansen.

The Antoine Preziuso 3volution Tourbillon Believes More Is Better
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The Antoine Preziuso 3volution Tourbillon Believes More Is Better

Patrick Kansa By Patrick Kansa

I will admit, I am a sucker for a visually interesting watch. If you start exposing the more compelling (and kinetic) portions of the movement, then all the better. While I have only had one tourbillon cross my desk, I have to admit that it was a treat to watch in action. So, when I caught wind of the Antoine Preziuso 3volution Tourbillon, I definitely sat up and took notice.

Watching the Web for October 18
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Watching the Web for October 18

Matt Himmelstein By Matt Himmelstein

webWelcome 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 so), as well as taking a second look at what some of our more popular articles this week. I thought I would point you toward a lovely tourbillon by boutique watchmakers Manufacture Royale, as well as Los Angeles Times profile of Cameron Weiss and an opportunity for some hands on time with boutique German Watches.

Deep Blue Divers on Touch of Modern
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Deep Blue Divers on Touch of Modern

Matt Himmelstein By Matt Himmelstein

We like to feature Touch of Modern sales here on WWR, for good reasons. They often have interesting timepieces at pretty decent discounts. The site does require you to sign up in order to buy, so if you have not done so already, you can join here. Right now on the site, they are featuring two interesting watch sales, one on a range of divers from Deep Blue, and the other on high end automatics from Azimuth.

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