The Kronaby watchmakers have ventured into the relatively stacked, but pretty exclusive market of smart watches. Before you let your mind wander to miniature computer screens and digital displays stop! If you didn’t know that these watches were smart watches you would struggle to tell and it is impressive that they would still pull your […]
Spinnaker Hull Automatic SP-5059-02 Watch Review
The Spinnaker watchmakers have released the Hull series of timepieces which come in five variations, the one we are reviewing today is the SP-5059-02. These affordable timepieces have a vintage appearance and the textured design is quite appealing to the eye. This piece has a genuine look and feel to it from the leather strap […]
Cygnus Deneb Watch Review
The Cygnus Deneb is a watch made by the people for the people. It has an interesting design and comes in a variety of different colours. I am a big fan of affordable luxury and believe you should get what you pay for. Recently there has been a huge influx in startup watch companies, for […]
Luxemont Maestro Watch Review
Luxemont’s style and integrity has always appealed to me and the Maestro is a superb timepiece at an affordable price point. Their mission is to make quality and luxury available to all who appreciate it even when your budget might not always allow it. The silver on black has a strong but sophisticated look to […]
Stowa Partitio Watch Review
Reliability and precision come to mind when German engineering is present. The Partitio Klassik black with red second hand showcases all aspects of German design that you would expect. I believe the term ‘works like clockwork’ must have been coined with their watchmakers in mind. There is nothing particularly spectacular about this piece but there […]
Longines Legend Diver L3.674.4.50.6 Watch Review
Introduced in 2007 with no-date window and again in 2009 with a date-window, The Longines Legend Diver, which is part of Longines heritage collection, is a revival of the original “Legend Diver”, which was introduced by Longines during the 1950’s. A combination of original design and modern watchmaking technology are used to create such an […]
Bulova 96A133 Dress Watch Review
When it comes to refined watchmaking at an affordable price, Bulova has been leading the game for more than a century. Watches from this American brand represent innovation alongside elegant design, and the 96A133 from the Classic collection is no different. This timepiece reflects the long-standing legacy Bulova fosters at a fraction of a price […]
Hanhart Pioneer MonoControl Watch Review
The Pioneer is a flashback to one of the very first mono-pusher chronographs that Hanhart gave us in the early part of the 20thCentury. Unlike most chronographs the Hanhart team decidedly reduced the clatter on this timepiece and went with a mono-pusher instead of the double button. This required some innovative redesign work and the […]
Raymond Weil 4899-ST-00668 Tango Watch Review
A sum of $500 will rarely (if ever) bag you a chronograph from a family-run Swiss watchmaker. Raymond Weil’s 4899-ST-00668 Tango, however, is one of those extraordinary exceptions. If you’re after an entry-level Swiss trooper, a watch that blends elements of luxury and precision the country has built its watch heritage on, this is the […]
Frederique Constant FC245M4S6 Slim Line Watch Review
Genévese watchmakers have been known for their extraordinary attention to detail but few come close to Frederique. From initial design to final assembly, this relatively new Swiss brand is involved in every step of their watch production. Carefully hand-assembled, checked, and controlled over a long period of time, the timepieces from this house are famous […]
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