Boldr is now shipping the Enigmath, a slide-rule bezel explorer
December 2023 witnessed the launch of the Expedition Enigmath by BOLDR Supply Co., a new entrant in their Expedition series….
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Hands-on with the Boldr Pokemon watch collection
When our friends at Boldr told me about their Pokemon collection I was pretty enthused. I like the franchise –…
BOLDR watches “chooses” Pokemon collab
The BOLDR Supply Company just announced a limited release of tough adventure watches that pay homage to Ash Ketchum, Pikachu,…
The Boldr Expedition is the new definitive tool watch
Boldr’s latest Expedition line is one of the best tool watches – basic, rugged watches that will last you decades…
BOLDR gets bolder with the Expedition
BOLDR, a solid microbrand, is coming out with a new line of rugged divers designed for trekkers and those who…
Getting Bold with the BOLDR Odyssey Diver
Based in Singapore, BOLDR Supply Co was founded by Travis, Leon, and Isa to create active urban wear watches. Their first…
BOLDR watches shows us the beauty of the curve
Curved is the new blackout dial. Now that fashion and the nerd world has fallen in love with Ikepod and…
Drop features two amazing automatics for very little
If you’re in the market for a few nice automatics for someone special this season, Drop has a couple of…
Everyday Gear for your pockets and wrists
We are a bit overdue for showing our pals over at Everyday Carry some love, so today we are going to give you a one-two punch from their recently published articles. The first item is a pocket dump that features a watch John recently wrote up, and the second is a gear roundup of their top items from May.
Watching the Web for June 4, 2016
Welcome to our weekly round up of watches on the web, which we cleverly call Watching the Web. Here, interesting articles and review on other watch sites are highlighted, and we also get to crow a bit about our own popular articles. This week, I have a review of a very fast Heuer chrono, a review of a Fortis dive watch from a non-reviewer, and a Seiko for the world traveler. From our sites, we have a reader review of the Benarus H-6, the BOLDR chrono on Kickstarter, and the Casio Pro Trek.