March to the beat of the Oris Art Blakey
As I alluded to in last week's Oris review, there were a two watches that I had a few days to spend time with. While last week's was a design…
Monday blues with the Llarsen Nor Chronograph
I will be the first to admit that, while chronographs are not for me, they are certainly popular. Know what else is popular? Scandinavian minimalist design, so that is how…
Hands On with the Shinola Omaha
I probably sound like broken record as of late, but Shinola has really been coming up with some releases that have resonated with me. Call it good design or the…
Getting classy with the Tissot Gentleman
While I was out on vacation, there seemed like there was a flood of new releases that were hitting. Some I let sit for followup until I was back home,…
Reviewing the Philip Stein Traveler
Over the past few weeks, I’ve posted up reviews on watches from Teslar, both here and over at Knapsack that feature a chip that works with natural frequencies to help…
Catch a shooting Star with the Phoibos Eagle Ray Bronze Meteorite.
To date, I have been fortunate to have been able to review the Phoibos Ocean Master, the Sentinel, and the Great Wall. All were very nice, and well-made. Now Phoibos…
Spending time with the Bolido Halo
Just the other month we talked about a new watch (at least, once that was new to us) that reminded us of the Xetum watches of a few years ago.…
Afternoon Beer Break: Sierra Nevada Hazy Little Thing
Today, we’ll be talking about a beer that has been popping up on Instagram quite a bit as of late, and one that I was pleasantly surprised by. You see,…
Tracking times with the ESQ Scout
As I mentioned in yesterday's ESQ review there were two models that we had come in for review. The first was a three-hander with some unique nautical design cues; today,…
