In the world of watchmaking, there are a handful of brands that stand out above all others. Vacheron Constantin is one of those brands. First founded in 1755, their timepieces have been worn by kings, emperors, and some of the most significant figures in history. If you’re looking for a worthy collector’s item, just about […]
Our Favourite Horus Rubber Straps for the Omega MoonSwatch
The watch strap experts at Horus have just released a new series of Moonswatch straps, designed specifically for the Omega MoonSwatch of course. These are tough, rugged rubber straps, available in an array of colors to match the MoonSwatch’s many variants. Now, I spend a lot of time writing about watches, but a good watch […]
Tusenö Göteborg Shellback Blue Watch Review
For more than a hundred years, watchmaking has been synonymous with Switzerland. But following the quartz revolution in the 70s, the mechanical watch industry experienced a shakeup. Since then, smaller watchmakers from around the world have been using Swiss technology to create their own unique designs. I’m always interested in a good microbrand, and Tusenö […]
Nomos Ahoi Atlantic, Date & Neomatik Watch Review
Nomos Glashutte isn’t just one of the world’s most prestigious watchmakers; they’re also one of the most prolific. Not a year goes by without a handful of major releases, and 2022 is no exception. This summer, Nomos is expanding on their Ahoi watch line with some new variants. This summer, Nomos is launching the Ahoi […]
Heimdall’s Workshop Gunhild Faering Vegvisir Adventure With Date Review
Not every watch has to be an expensive investment from a premium brand. Sometimes, the best watch is one that’s durable and reliable. It also doesn’t hurt if it’s a slick-looking timepiece. If that’s what you’re looking for, some of the best watches come from smaller startups and microbrands. These brands don’t have the name […]
Elka Watch D & X Series Review
These days, there are plenty of small watchmakers trying to make their mark on the industry. These microbrands have harnessed the power of crowdfunding to revolutionize how watches are made. It used to be incredibly difficult to launch a new watch brand. You needed to design a prototype ,set up a workshop, and create a […]
WT Author 1984 White Orbit Limited Edition Watch Review
Despite being a newer watchmaker, WT Author is quickly becoming one of my favorite brands. They’ve made a name for themselves developing unique watches with bright, colorful designs. Even their more formal, monochrome watches use quirky dial symbols and other striking visual elements. Whenever you’re looking at one of their timepieces, you’re going to see […]
Peren Nera Rogue X Watch Review
Every once in a while, I like to check out a new, up-and-coming watch brand. Peren is a new Swiss watchmaker, founded by Transylvanian-descended Andy Bica. Bica’s motto is “We are inter-connected and what we create now, echoes in eternity.” To that end, the word “Peren” is an abbreviation of “perennial,” meaning something that continues […]
The Manufacturing Process and Artistic Design of Wood Watches
When you think about watch materials, you probably think about stainless steel, or gold, or even titanium. Maybe you think of the sapphire and mineral glass used in the crystals. But one thing you probably don’t think about is wood. This is unfortunate, because wood can be used to make some beautiful, high-performing timepieces. I’ve […]
About Vintage 1954 GMT Green Turtle Watch Review
Five years ago, two childhood friends named Thomas and Sebastian decided to start a watch company. Their goal was to create a product that was environmentally-friendly, without making any sacrifices in quality. The result is About Vintage, a new Danish watchmaker that’s already making an impressive 77 watch models. About Vintage produces affordable watches that […]
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