In Review: H. Moser Heritage Dual Time
For us here at WWR, Moser is a brand we've admired from afar. Sure, it's those eye-catching novelties that manage to poke fun at the watch industry that catch they…
In Review: Skagen Dual Time
Long-time readers of this site will realize that this is not the first time I've written about this particular Skagen. While formally known as the Skagen 281LSXB, I simply call it…
Introducing the Janus Dual Time
When I think of tracking another time zone, my mind goes to the GMT complication. Then again, you could opt for a world-timer, or even a simple 12-hour bezel that…
A sentimental watch – the Skagen Dual Time
Long-time readers of this site will realize that this is not the first time I've written about this particular Skagen. While formally known as the Skagen 281LSXB, I simply call it…
Introducing the Projects Watches Grand Tour
??Whenever I get news of new releases from Projects Watches, I always make sure to pay attention. Sure, not every design is a solid win for me, but there is…
Introducing the moVas Exotica Twin Timer
Given how popular our article on the Oulm Watches was, this latest release from moVas seems like it should be right in the wheelhouse of a great many of our…
Highlighting a Skagen Review From Last Year
Today, I want to bring your attention to a watch review that I did exactly one year ago. While I reviewed the watch then, I realized I never mentioned…
REVIEW: Ingersoll Zuni
Today, we're dipping back into the Ingersoll catalog, this time taking a look at another dual time display model - the Zuni. Now, the last one, the Bison, I wasn't as…
REVIEW: Ritmo Mundo Persepolis (Part 2)
Yesterday, we started taking a look at the Persepolis watch from the folks at Ritmo Mundo. Today, we'll wrap up our tour of this dual movement watch. So, how…
REVIEW: Ritmo Mundo Persepolis (Part 1)
Yesterday, we took a look at the entry-level model to the Ritmo Mundo collection - today, we'll have a look at something that's firmly on the other end of…
