The Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch needs no introduction, it’s been the enthusiasts chronograph of choice for decades. When its competitor, the Rolex Cosmograph Daytona, first launched back in 1963 it flopped, but when the Speedmaster launched and became Nasa’s watch of choice to wear to the moon it flourished. The Moonwatch has been worn by […]
Yema Rallygraf Alpine Cup Series: A110 Race Car Watch of Choice
Yema’s been producing some really fantastic watches the past couple of years. We’ve been hands on with their Rallygraf Alpine Endurance, Urban Traveller, and Superman Slim Diver – now today we’re taking a look at one of their newest releases, the Rallygraf Alpine Cup Series. This is a stunningly crafted retro inspired chronograph that just […]
Hands-On with the Jung J43C-01 Chronograph: Inspired by French Car Design
As a watch reviewer, there’s nothing like going hands-on with a new microbrand offering. Sure, Rolex, Omega, Seiko and many other big names make exciting watches with excellent craftsmanship, but their core DNA evolves slowly. Today we have the pleasure of inspecting and experiencing the Jung J43C-01 chronograph with the black dial, which is designed […]
Raymond Weil X Largo Winch: Hands-On With a Limited Illustration Imbued Watch
For the last few weeks I’ve had the pleasure to go hands-on with the Millesime Tri-compax Chronograph, a very unique and surprising watch from Swiss watchmaker Raymond Weil. We don’t hear very much from this brand, with new releases often being drowned out by the likes of trending re-issues from industry heavies such as Longines […]
Exclusive Hands-On with the Norqain Independence Skeleton Chrono 8K Calibre
Just last week I had the chance to visit New York City for the unveiling of Norqain’s Independence Skeleton Chrono powered by the in-house 8K Manufacture Calibre. It was a really great event marked by a special hands-on look at the new releases, and then an eventual presentation at Lightbox NYC. I always forget how […]
The Nivada Grenchen Chronosport: A Taste of the Racing 70s
In our day and age, with such high-tech watch manufacturing equipment, and with highly creative modern designers – why do we keep harking back to the watch era of the 70s, 80s, and 90s with such ease? It simply comes down to nostalgia and funky design language that our modern up to date watch offerings […]
Hands-On: The Seagull 1963 Most Obtainable Mechanical Chronograph
Within the watch collecting community there’s various categories of watches outside of their intrinsic functions. Some of them iconic, some unobtainable, and others excellent value choices – when some of these aspects coincide you usually have yourself a really great offering. Today we’re reviewing one such watch, and that is the Seagull 1963 mechanical chronograph […]
Hamilton Jazzmaster Rattrapante Review: An Uncommon Gem
Welcome back guys, today we’re taking a look at the Hamilton Jazzmaster Rattrapante. A limited edition run of only 365 pieces – now this guys, is a proper limited edition. This fine watch had been lent to us from GemBijou’s curated collection – huge thanks to them for sending this out, and if you’re ever […]
Longines Conquest Chronograph Watch Review
The Longines Conquest Chronograph might just be one of the most frustrating watch releases of 2023. Behind a perspex screen at a shop, this thing looks like a Daytona for the masses. But when you try it on, you’ll find out that it’s too big and thick for most wrists under 7.25 inches in size, […]
Zenith Chronomaster Revival Shadow Watch Review
In today’s watch landscape, you can find vintage-inspired designs in nearly every brand’s lineup. Often, these include patina (or ‘fauxtina’), a smaller case size, or elements from a watch popular decades ago. For the record, I actually like this trend. Zenith, however, digs deeper. The Chronomaster Revival Shadow doesn’t take just cues from Zenith watches […]
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