Getting level with the Teslar Balance T1
Just a few days ago, I started talking about watches with functions built in that are not actually related to timekeeping (you can see that here. Sure, you’ve got stuff…
Shinola is going monster hunting
Shinola. Like ‘em or leave ‘em, there really is no disputing that they are a presence in the watch market. A lot of that comes from the story crafted around…
A Kickstarter With Tritium
Today, Matt is bringing us word of a watch over on Kickstarter that features something he's really not gone looking for before - a quartz movement, and tritium illumination. Read…
REVIEW: Kayaniv Deep Diver
Today, we'll take a look at the first of two review samples we were sent from a new brand out of Minnesota, Kayaniv. Kayaniv came to be, not because…
A Hands-On Look At Shinola
Remember back in September when we told you of a new brand coming out of Detroit (here)? While we're still awaiting some hands-on time of our own, it looks…
Inspired By Amsterdam
Sometimes, the inspiration that a watch company will draw from for a new lineup can sometimes seem a bit convoluted or contrived. Not so with the latest from the…
Nite Lights Up The Night
It's been some time since we've had a tritium-illuminated watch on these pages, so I thought it was time to bring one up. While many of the ones I've…
How’s That For A Dial Material?
I've been no stranger to bringing your attention to watches that have cases made out of unusual materials (bronze, wood, plastic), but I've not really showcased something that has…
So What Happens When Designers Get Together?
In the case of Jaime Hayon and Ian Lowe, they end up creating a new watch brand, Orolog. As you can tell from the pictures in the post, these are…
REVIEW: Kristian Kiel Elan Moonphase (Part 2)
Yesterday, we started taking a look at the Elan Moonphase watch from Kristian Kiel. This is a squared off watch with serious wrist presence, and features a moonphase…
