Introducing: Tutima M2 Seven Seas S MariTimer
Here at WWR, we've been fans of what Tutima makes for quite some time now. There's that German sensibility to the designs, and they've been offering up robust options across…
Here at WWR, we've been fans of what Tutima makes for quite some time now. There's that German sensibility to the designs, and they've been offering up robust options across…
If there's one thing that we'll never to seem to have enough of, it would be a clean take on a classic dive watch. There's a reason many new brands…
Now, to be fair, this is a release from back in early November, but life's ebbs and flows had this slip through the cracks just a little bit. So, let's…
Long-time readers will no doubt have realized that, yes, I do have a thing for tritium tubes on watch dials. Particularly as the wider tubes have gotten more traction, I've…
Back in 2011, Sjo?o? Sandstro?m first introduced a watch named for the deepest ravine in the Baltic Sea. The Landsort Ravine goes to a depth of 459 meters, so it…
Buckle up, friends. Geneva Watch Days is happening (it ends today), which means there will be a flood of new releases for us to talk about. The first one we'll…
When it comes to the dive watches that Christopher Ward offers, your mind no doubt immediately goes to the Trident line. That's the first exposure I had to CW as…
While I've been known to enjoy many a different comic book character, show, or movie, I've always leaned a bit more towards DC. While Batman is where I put the…
Recently, another new model hit the moVas website - the moVas Bronze Diver II. This is, as you might correctly guess, an update to their prior Bronze Diver. While there…
I do not like quartz watches. Let's get that straight. But I like this one. This is the Maurice Lacroix Aikon #Tide (or #tide) and it's a fascinating little piece.…