As I gazed down at my now 4 year old Rolex Air-King on my wrist I knew it was about time for my next Rolex purchase. Various business milestones have been achieved and with my upcoming birthday on the horizon there was no better time to commemorate it than now. What better way to celebrate […]
Breitling Chronomat B01 42 Watch Review
Breitling just released a brand new Chronomat B01 42 model, available in a variety of dial colors and precious metal mixes. The one I have here today is the stainless steel option with blue dial. I’ve been meaning to get my hands on this model since the first day it launched. There’s been lots of […]
Longines Launches New Spirit Collection
After attending Longines’ official 2020 launch announcement back in February I had the chance to take a look at the new Spirit Collection, which turned out to be three really beautiful heritage aviation style pieces. I was able to handle the watches briefly, wear them on the wrist and take a few pics, but the […]
Christopher Ward C65 GMT Worldtimer Watch Review
As I sit here gazing into the dial of this newly released Christopher Ward C65 GMT Worldtimer, I can’t help but admire the level of craftsmanship and originality coming from such a relatively new brand. Don’t get me wrong, Christopher Ward isn’t exactly a new brand, they were founded in 2004, but they certainly don’t […]
Citizen Promaster Aqualand BJ2167-03E Watch Review
Citizen’s Aqualand watch first debuted in 1985, and was a leader in new dive watch technology. It was the first dive watch to incorporate a digital depth gauge. Digital depth gauges had been around for years, as had depth gauge watches, but the original Aqualand was the first to combine the two features. In 1989, […]
Bulova A-15 Pilot Watch Review
The Bulova A-15 Pilot Ref 96A245 might look and feel like a new watch, but it’s actually one of the oldest watches in Bulova’s catalogue. This is just the first time it’s ever been sold. The design dates back to 1943, when the US Army Air Force Air Technical Service Command ordered 500 units of […]
Bulova Chronograph A Surfboard Edition Watch Review
My followers should need no introduction to Bulova, one of the most well known watch manufacturers in the industry. Today, I’m reviewing their Chronograph A Ref 98A253 Surfboard Edition. This watch is a throwback to Bulova’s 1970s sports chronographs. Fans of the original gave it the nickname “Surfboard”, because of the surfboard-shaped oval on the […]
History of Nomos Glashütte Watches
Nomos Glashütte – commonly referred to simply as “Nomos” – is an independent watchmaker that’s based in the town of Glashütte, Germany. Their watches are almost entirely German-made, and they’ve won almost 140 international awards. These include awards for value, quality, and design. The latest include 2017’s German Design Award, as well as the last […]
Rotary Heritage Limited Edition PVD Automatic Watch Review
Rotary Watches has a long and storied history of producing well-engineered timepieces with a classic design at affordable price points. They were originally founded in 1895 in La Chaux de Fonds, Switzerland. Their founder was Moise Dreyfuss, the namesake founder of the Dreyfuss group, of which Rotary is still a part. Dreyfuss was well-known for […]
Christopher Ward C65 Trident Automatic Watch Review
Back in 2004, Christopher Ward London released the C65 Trident Diver. This watch had a rugged, tough appearance, with a high-visibility dial and a sloped unidirectional bezel. The Trident Diver quickly became one of Christopher Ward’s most popular offerings, and it remains one of their top sellers to this day. Recently, they’ve released the C65 […]
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