Hans Hass was an Austrian scientist. Born in 1919, he suffered from Reynaud’s Disease, and was not forced to serve in the German Army in World War II. Instead, he studied coral reefs and all the marine life that lives in that ecosystem. In the process, he became one of the most accomplished divers of […]
Rolex Cosmograph Daytona 116500 Watch Review
This is the one watch review I’ve been dreaming of writing for years, I can probably say I’ve been wanting to review and own this watch since the founding of the Watch Review Blog back in 2015. Well, the day has finally come. Let me introduce you to my very own Rolex Daytona 116500LN with […]
Undone Aquaman Watch Review
Undone originally became famous for their custom watches. And they’re still a major player in that market. But they’ve also created a number of very well-received collaborative watches, including their Popeye limited edition and Disney Collection. Now Undone is releasing the Aquaman Watch, which is a tribute to everyone’s favorite undersea superhero. This is a […]
Tusenö Göteborg Shellback Blue Watch Review
For more than a hundred years, watchmaking has been synonymous with Switzerland. But following the quartz revolution in the 70s, the mechanical watch industry experienced a shakeup. Since then, smaller watchmakers from around the world have been using Swiss technology to create their own unique designs. I’m always interested in a good microbrand, and Tusenö […]
Nomos Ahoi Atlantic, Date & Neomatik Watch Review
Nomos Glashutte isn’t just one of the world’s most prestigious watchmakers; they’re also one of the most prolific. Not a year goes by without a handful of major releases, and 2022 is no exception. This summer, Nomos is expanding on their Ahoi watch line with some new variants. This summer, Nomos is launching the Ahoi […]
Tutima M2 Seven Seas S Watch Review
If the summer heat has you feverishly dreaming of a Monta and Sinn collaboration, look no further than Tutima’s new Seven Seas S – not to be confused with the older variation M2 Seven Seas we’ve reviewed here. This thing is a vibe, any way you cut it. That’s my take anyway. So let’s get […]
Heimdall’s Workshop Gunhild Faering Vegvisir Adventure With Date Review
Not every watch has to be an expensive investment from a premium brand. Sometimes, the best watch is one that’s durable and reliable. It also doesn’t hurt if it’s a slick-looking timepiece. If that’s what you’re looking for, some of the best watches come from smaller startups and microbrands. These brands don’t have the name […]
Elka Watch D & X Series Review
These days, there are plenty of small watchmakers trying to make their mark on the industry. These microbrands have harnessed the power of crowdfunding to revolutionize how watches are made. It used to be incredibly difficult to launch a new watch brand. You needed to design a prototype ,set up a workshop, and create a […]
WT Author 1984 White Orbit Limited Edition Watch Review
Despite being a newer watchmaker, WT Author is quickly becoming one of my favorite brands. They’ve made a name for themselves developing unique watches with bright, colorful designs. Even their more formal, monochrome watches use quirky dial symbols and other striking visual elements. Whenever you’re looking at one of their timepieces, you’re going to see […]
Peren Nera Rogue X Watch Review
Every once in a while, I like to check out a new, up-and-coming watch brand. Peren is a new Swiss watchmaker, founded by Transylvanian-descended Andy Bica. Bica’s motto is “We are inter-connected and what we create now, echoes in eternity.” To that end, the word “Peren” is an abbreviation of “perennial,” meaning something that continues […]
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