The Japanese watch brand TACS has succeeded in merging the two worlds seamlessly with its new Automatic Vintage Lens II which is just spectacular. It has been described as a watch that ‘speaks’ to photographers and videographers. It stems out from … Read More
DRESS WATCHES
Melbourne Watch Company Flinders Automatic Review
Melbourne Watch Co. offers a very high-quality casual/dress watch, Flinders, so named after the iconic train station in Melbourne. It’s a very versatile watch … Read More
Mido Baroncelli Heritage Review: A Tale of Three Watches
As part of the Swatch Group, Mido is a guarantee of Swiss quality and craftsmanship. Though it might not be a readily recognizable brand in the USA, it … Read More
Rodina R005 Bauhaus Watch Review
Inspired by the straightforward classic Nomos Tangente, Rodina R005 aims to relive Bauhaus style and quality craftsmanship at a very accessible price. And, … Read More
HAUTE HORLOGERIE
Hanhart Primus Racer Black DLC Watch Review
Hanhart has been known as a brand that specializes in creating well-built, robust and vintage-inspired chronographs. Moving away from the production of their … Read More
Nomos Autobahn Neomatik Sports Gray Watch Review
Nomos Glashutte has once again produced a clean elegant watch inspired by simplicity and modernism, a school of thought that can be traced back to the Bauhaus … Read More
Ball Engineer Hydrocarbon AeroGMT II DG2018C-S3C-BK Watch Review
The Ball timepieces find their origin stemming from the beginning of time, in a sense. The need for accurate time was spotted by Webster Clay Ball and the Ball … Read More
STARTUPS
AVI-8 Centenary AV-4061-01 1980s Edition Watch Review
On the centennial anniversary of the Royal Air Force, AVI-8 has released the AV-4061-01 1980’s Edition which has done a good job to commemorate the founding of … Read More
Kronaby Apex & Nord Hybrid Watch Review Comparison
The Kronaby watchmakers have ventured into the relatively stacked, but pretty exclusive market of smart watches. Before you let your mind wander to miniature … Read More
Cygnus Deneb Watch Review
The Cygnus Deneb is a watch made by the people for the people. It has an interesting design and comes in a variety of different colours. I am a big fan of … Read More
WATCH Q&A
Are watches a good investment?
When people buy watches, it's mostly because of its most basic function – to tell time. In addition, they choose wristwatches for their convenience, style and … Read More
How To Travel With Your Watches
In spite of years of development, watches remain as one of the most delicate items ever created. There might have been wristwatches built to withstand some … Read More
Difference Between Quartz and Mechanical Watches?
What makes a watch tick? That is a question that we normally take for granted. Oftentimes, we buy watches without any regard for what makes it move; for what is … Read More
MEN’S WATCHES
Gruen Precision Vintage Watch Review
The Gruen Precision is under our scope today and what an interesting piece it is. I like the Gruen because it isn’t necessarily a high quality material timepiece but because it has a story behind it. The Gruen is special because it is one of the few legitimate remnants of a brand long gone. This […]
Seiko Marinemaster 300 SBDX001 Watch Review
Today I have the pleasure of reviewing one of the classic divers. The Seiko Marinemaster SBDX001 has a monobloc case which is guarding an 8L35 automatic mechanism. This timepiece is almost 20 years old now but it is definitely a hall of famer in the dive watch world. We have looked at a number of Seiko […]
Glycine Combat Sub Watch Review
Glycine has built its brand up from a humble foundation to a brand of forward thinking designs and distinctive designs. After being around for over a century Glycine are still finding ways to do things differently so that the fans of their timepieces can always be proud of their association. The Combat Sub, in keeping […]
