I walked into the office this morning, and noticed a rather large build up of watches for review, with boxes stacked on-top of each other neatly grazing the wall. An unusual sight for the beginning of summer when watch brands tend to slow down the distribution of review samples. Could there be a reason for […]
Hands-On: The New Mido Ocean Star GMT Travel Diver
Mido has been making headwinds lately with popular releases such as the Ocean Star Decompression World Timer, and their recently released Multifort TV Big Date. High profile releases like these ones are starting to bring some much needed attention to their bread and butter offerings like their new Ocean Star GMT we’re reviewing today. Where […]
Startup Diver Concept: The Nove Marine M001-07
As a watch reviewer and industry journalist for many years now, it’s become customary for me to be curious but at times apprehensive about reviewing a new watch from a relatively unknown startup brand. While some watch publication outlets are currently reviewing their 300th Speedmaster, today on the WRB we’re going hands on with the […]
On-Wrist with the Oris Aquis Date Upcycle
Oris is certainly one of my favorite accessible Swiss watch brands. Like many of you, I also appreciate a watch brand that not only has a solid heritage and reputation, but a brand that has remained independent throughout all these years. The new Aquis Date that we’re reviewing here is a culmination of the above, […]
Ball Goes Integrated with the Roadmaster M Perseverer
Ball watches have always retained an interesting place in the world of watches. I’ve always been enamoured by their peculiar brand name, one that has been reminiscent of humorous synonyms. Well, today they’re finally jumping into the integrated bracelet game with their new Roadmaster M Perseverer. It’s really too bad this wasn’t released a few […]
Tag Heuer Kith Formula 1 Blast from the Past
I woke up this morning to some nice surprise news coming from Tag Heuer and their collaboration with Kith. They just announced a new Formula 1 that’s modeled on the original from 1986, and there’s plenty of color options to satisfy anyone here. At first glance I thought we we’re going through a deja vu […]
The Bremont Terra Nova: Welcomed Newcomer or Trying too Hard?
Bremont has come flying out of the gates in 2024 with a new anticipated watch collection called the Terra Nova. This was a very hyped up release for Bremont, and I’ve never seen them push a marketing campaign like this before for any of their watches. The Terra Nova is offered in a few different […]
Yema Superman Slim: Hands-On with a Classy Diver
Yema is a relatively low key brand in the world of watches, although they’ve been around since 1948 they’ve gone through a series of ownership changes with the most recent notable acquisition by French group Montres Ambre in 2009. Today we have the pleasure to handle and review their new and stunning Superman Slim, a […]
The History of the Rolex Sea-Dweller: A Full Guide from Inception to Present Day Philosophy
The Sea-Dweller, like the rest of the Rolex lineup, has a deep storied heritage within its niche. The Daytona might be the most coveted, and the Submariner could very well be the most popular, but the Sea-Dweller is boasting the most prestigious pedigree for those who are fond of extreme deep-sea diving. In 1967 a […]
Hands-On: The Seagull 1963 Most Obtainable Mechanical Chronograph
Within the watch collecting community there’s various categories of watches outside of their intrinsic functions. Some of them iconic, some unobtainable, and others excellent value choices – when some of these aspects coincide you usually have yourself a really great offering. Today we’re reviewing one such watch, and that is the Seagull 1963 mechanical chronograph […]
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