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 […]
Spinnaker Croft SP-5058-03 Watch Review
To have your achievement commemorated is one of the greatest forms of compliment, especially if it was done by an established brand in any industry. Spinnaker has done so by using the Croft SP-5058-03 to immortalize the achievement made by Robert Croft who became the first to free dive a depth of 200 ft in […]
AVI-8 Flyboy Centenary AV-4060-03 1960s Edition Watch Review
Most watch brands are trying to make better watches in terms of value and style, the Avi-8’s flyboy centenary AV-4060-03 is a limited edition watch that combines the aesthetics of a vintage watch with modern features found in current watches. The mere fact that avi-8 produced a collection to celebrate the centennial anniversary of the Royal […]
AVI-8 Centenary AV-4061-01 1980s Edition Watch Review
On the centennial anniversary of the Royal Air Force, AVI-8 has released the AV-4061-01 1980’s Edition which has done a good job to commemorate the founding of one of the best air forces in the world. Not only does it look the part, but this timepiece has truly been inspired by fighter jets and the […]
Phoibos Reef Master PY015B DLC Watch Review
Phoibos is a young, zesty brand which always gets me excited because you can usually expect something that strays from ordinary and that is what we have with the Reef Master PY015B. The Phoibos name stems from Greek mythology as the other name for Apollo, the god of light, which gives the piece a bit […]
Mido Baroncelli Heritage Review: A Tale of Three Watches
As part of the Swatch Group, Mido is a guarantee of Swiss quality and craftsmanship. Though it might not be a readily recognizable brand in the USA, it nevertheless has thrived in the Latin American market, where it has had a strong presence since the 80s, even among people not very much into the hobby […]
Ball Engineer Hydrocarbon AeroGMT II DG2018C-S3C-BK Watch Review
The Ball timepieces find their origin stemming from the beginning of time, in a sense. The need for accurate time was spotted by Webster Clay Ball and the Ball watchmakers have been innovating ever since. The Engineer Hydrocarbon is the culmination of years of improvement in watchmaking technology the most noticeable of which would be […]
Deep Blue Pro Seadiver 1000m Watch Review
Explorers of the underwater realms have become somewhat spoiled with choices when it comes to excellent tool diver watches. From Citizen’s Blue Promaster to Seiko Prospex SRP775, a wide range of options are available to those looking to take their watches into the dark blue depths. A relatively new brand has taken the opportunity to […]
Spinnaker Bradner SP-5057-01 Watch Review
Spinnaker have a healthy collection of vintage styled timepieces, and they’ve just released a new series called the Bradner. The Bradner collection gives you a number of choices when it comes to dial colour, strap colour and even has an IP black case for one of the models. The partnership with Seiko sees a good […]
Bulova Oceanographer Devil Diver Watch Review
If you have been a follower of the Bulova timepieces for some time now you are likely to be experiencing some déjà vu now. The Devil Diver which finds the inspiration for its name from the triple 6 (six hundred and sixty six) foot water resistant rating. The re-make from the Archive series has a […]
