Fender has made a number of bold design choices lately, from re-releasing classics like the Bass VI to building…
A detailed look at the Omega Speedmaster Watch, including its history, models, awards, and the celebrities who wear Omega Speedmaster watches.
When it comes to ’80s style aesthetic there are few watch companies as close to the bone…
The Casio G-Shock line has always been good at one thing: surviving in tough conditions. I wear…
First, a confession: I’m not typing on the Mercury Rocketeer keyboard right now. It’s not because I don’t love…
Today, we thought it was time to give you all a peek behind the curtain, so to…
Strap Bandits approached us not long ago with an interesting proposition: they would send us all a…
We get a lot of really excellent watch companies who want to share with us their newest…
It was back in July that we first brought you word of a new Dutch brand, Van Speyk, and their inaugural watch. As I concluded in that writeup, the Van Speyk Dutch Diver had a thread running throughout it – familiarity with differentiation. That observation was all based off of what I was seeing in the photos. The question loomed, however – would that impression hold up after seeing the watch in the steel?
You’re in a desert, walking along in the sand, when all of a sudden you look down…
