Ocean7 LM2 V2 Review
It's been awhile since we've had Ocean7 on our pages, so it seems fitting that we'll pick back up with them with one of their more popular watches that…
It's been awhile since we've had Ocean7 on our pages, so it seems fitting that we'll pick back up with them with one of their more popular watches that…
Back in early 2012, we brought you our exclusive interview with Ted Brown (founder of Berkbinder & Brown) and our (again, exclusive) review of the original T46 Tool Watch.…
Last month, Steinhart released it's newest model, with the main inspiration coming from automotive racing (and some famous race-related watches of eras gone by). The Racetimer features a 44mm…
Well, to be fair, they"ve been around for awhile now, but this is the first time we"ve taken a look at their offerings on this page. Without further ado…
More often than not, when someone is looking for an extremely durable everyday watch, they"ll go to the G-Shock line, and for good reason. They"ve got an established track…
When we first looked at Obris Morgan (almost a year ago), I denoted that while it was a decent (and affordable) watch, it did have some rough edges. I'm…
While the Sea Snake has been one of my favorites from Benarus, the Moray line is also rather appealing. If you liked the watch but weren't able to get in…
Yesterday, we started our tour of the Ocean7 LM-2AD, covering at a high level some of the functionality that the watch has on tap. We left off of on…
Ocean7 is a brand I've been reviewing here on WWR for a bit now, and they've always had an interesting mix of mechanical watches in their portfolio (the LM-5 is one of…
Yesterday, we started to take a look at the Vortech GMT by Momentum, covering the company history and the GMT complication. Today, we'll pick up right where we left off,…