Speidel G5 Watch Review
Today, we're going to have a look at a watch from a brand you probably know better for their expansion bracelets - Speidel. What you might not know is that…
Historical Horology: Omega Goes Deep
When you think of Omega today, you likely think of either their moonwatch (the Speedmaster) line, or their diver (the Seamaster) line. Back in the 70s, though, they had…
Watching The Web For November 2nd, 2013
It's a new month, to be sure, but we'll be looking back over the last (and into last month) to bring you some interesting articles I ran across, as…
JEANRICHARD Terrascope Review
Today, we"re going to revisit a brand we first covered on these pages back in October - JEANRICHARD. While in that last post we covered their Aeroscope from a…
Dubey & Schaldenbrand Grand Dome DT Review
Often, when you're searching for a dressier watch, you find the same designs and combinations, often in a three-hand style. While there's nothing wrong with that style (it's a…
Suigeneric Strap Giveaway
So, remember those waxed cotton straps we reviewed from Suigeneric earlier this month? Well, they were feeling generous, and the straps they sent over for review are now up for…
Berkbinder & Brown T46 V2 Titanium Watch Review
Back in early 2012, we brought you our exclusive interview with Ted Brown (founder of Berkbinder & Brown) and our (again, exclusive) review of the original T46 Tool Watch.…
Rossling & Co Believes Thin Is In
Things really seem to have heated up these past few months, in terms of the sheer number of crowd-funded watches that have come available to back on the various…
Historical Horology: What Is a Mil-Spec Watch?
Well, there's a simple answer, and a more thorough one. The simple answer is that a mil-spec watch is a watch that was made for a national government -…
Watching The Web For October 26, 2013
Welcome back to our weekly installment, where we have a quick look at some interesting watches and articles that have popped up over the last week, as well as…