The Rolex Submariner Date is arguably the most recognizable watch on the planet. And if you’re a watch guy, it’s likely at the top of your wish list. It’s timeless, versatile, durable, and, come on, a Rolex! The Submariner also comes in a pretty diverse range of colors, and in this review, we’ll focus on […]
Longines Hydroconquest GMT Watch Review
Founded in 1832, Longines has been providing the watch world with affordable luxury pieces for centuries. And in 2007, the company created a game-changing piece- the hydroconquest. Fast forward to today, and Longines has just released a new GMT version of the beloved Hydroconquest, and spoiler alert, this piece is unbelievable. Keep reading to find […]
Tag Heuer Monaco Chronograph Limited Edition Racing Blue Watch Review
Worn by everyone from Steve McQueen to Walter White, the Tag Heuer Monaco is easily one of Tag’s most interesting watches in its lineup. Over the years, the company has fed into its popularity by releasing a variety of limited-edition colorways inspired by various racing teams. And now, the ‘Racing Blue’ variant has been announced […]
Bremont MB Viper Watch Review
The Bremont MB Viper is a beautiful limited-edition timepiece that showcases Bremont’s commitment to durability and precision. In their partnership with Martin Baker, these watches are uniquely made and tested to the highest standards. With the MB Viper, you get a vast array of innovative design features which make the watch both attractive and functional. […]
Ball Engineer II Moon Calendar Watch Review
The Ball Watch Company is based in Switzerland, but unlike other Swiss watchmakers, it was founded by an American. Their story dates back to 1891, when a passenger train from the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad crashed with a mail train near Kipton, Ohio, killing eight people. As it turned out, the passenger train […]
Longines Record Automatic Chronograph L2.921.4.56.2 Watch Review
A mechanical watch – even an inaccurate one – is a work of art. That’s why people pay hundreds or thousands of dollars for a watch that’s less accurate than a cheap Casio watch from Walmart. At the same time, is it really too much to ask not to have to reset the time once […]
Nomos Club Sport Neomatik Polar & 42 Date Blue Watch Review
The Nomos Club is one of the most prestigious watch lines out there. It’s also one of the most numerous in terms of options. The line has traditionally included watches in 36mm, 38mm, 41.5mm, and 42mm. It ranges from a minimalist everyday watch to heavy-duty dive-rated versions. Last October, Nomos released two more variants of […]
Tissot PRX Powermatic 80 Watch Review
Tissot is well-known for pushing the boundaries of watchmaking. Perhaps nowhere is this more evident than with their PRX collection of watches. These watches have a power reserve of 80 hours – almost double the typical mechanical movement. If you only wear your watch a couple of times a week, that’s excellent news. I recently […]
Hamilton Murph 38mm Interstellar Khaki Field Watch Review
I usually spend a lot longer than a few days with a watch before I review it, but after spending just a few days with the new Hamilton Murph Watch in the small 38mm sizing from the Interstellar movie there’s just so much to be said. This is a highly anticipated release from Hamilton, they […]
Mido Ocean Star 20th Anniversary Inspired by Architecture Watch Review
It’s been 20 years since Mido released a five lines of watches recognizing major architectural monuments. For 2022, they’re releasing a series of limited edition watches to celebrate the anniversary. Earlier this year, they released the All Dial 20th Anniversary Limited Edition, which commemorated the Roman Colosseum. They followed that up with the Baroncelli Signature […]
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