The Longines Ceramic ZrO2 Hydroconquest struck me right away as a one of a kind watch. I had the chance to wear this watch during my trip to the 2019 Longines “then and now” Press event in Switzerland. Ian, our local Canadian Longines brand representative handed me this beautiful new release the moment we met […]
Mido Multifort Patrimony Watch Review
Where I come from, across the pond in Great Britain, Mido is not a brand that carries much weight. Of all the Swatch Group brands, it seems to have the least presence, and quite markedly so. However, during my time spent working in the United States and Canada, I came to see the brand in […]
NOMOS Glashütte Orion 38 White Review
Holding a NOMOS Glashütte watch in real life for the first time can be an odd experience. I remember years ago before I’d ever had the pleasure, I didn’t find myself too enamoured of the brand. I found it a bit too clean, a bit too plain, a bit, if I’m honest, boring. Then my […]
Omega Seamaster 300m Review: Clash of the Wave Dials
“The watch,” demands Alec Trevelyan, his henchmen holding James Bond at gunpoint. “Ah… new model?” he asks, closely examining 007’s Omega Seamaster against his own watch. 006’s Seamaster might have been long obsolete compared to Bond’s newer laser-equipped timepiece, but in the real world, only a couple of years had passed since Omega had unveiled […]
Longines Conquest VHP GMT L37284566 Watch Review
It’s always a challenge for watch enthusiasts to get good mechanical watches with moderate price tags and still be satisfied with all of its technicalities. This is why many Watch enthusiasts love to mull over the good old days when mechanical/tool watches had a quality that can be rarely found in recent watches. Although they […]
Mido Baroncelli Midnight Blue Gent M8600.4.15.1 Watch Review
When you’ve been as lucky to travel the world as I have, you realize just how region-specific certain brands and their level of success are. Where I’m from, in Manchester, England, Mido is basically non-existent. With just three official dealers in the UK (compared to 67 in the USA), the brand barely registers on the […]
Bruggler Bespoke Automatic Chronograph Watch Review
Every watch brand is always trying to make better watches in terms of style and value. This is because luxury timepiece consumers demand functional, expressive, and unique watches. When a watch brand now offers infinite customization possibilities with a near impossibility of having two same watches, then people are more endeared to their timepieces. The […]
Ball Engineer III Silver Star NM2182C-S2J-BK Watch Review
Ball Watch Co. is a brand constantly known for delivering top quality unique timepieces. The Ball Engineer III Silver Star is no exception as it offers a solid option for anyone in search of an excellent pilot’s watch. It has a distinctive watch appearance, making it a real contender in the pilots watch category with […]
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 classic collections like the Pioneer MonoControl, they decided to make a more modern watch. The PRIMUS Racer is a modern take on Hanhart’s manual stopwatches which have played a major role in […]
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 School of Arts in Germany. The final design of this watch was produced as a result of the collaboration between renown watch designers Werner Aisslinger and Tina Bunyaprasit […]
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