Today we have with us the Omega Seamaster Diver 300M Summer Blue Edition (Ref. 210.30.42.20.03.003). This watch is so underrated it’s criminal. The Seamster itself is not really underrated, but this summer blue edition certainly is – you kind of need to handle it to figure out why. Unique Shade of Blue I haven’t seen […]
Rolex Submariner Date 126613LB “Bluesy” Watch Review
The Rolex Submariner Date is arguably the most recognizable watch on the planet. And if you’re a watch guy, it’s likely at the top of your wish list. It’s timeless, versatile, durable, and, come on, a Rolex! The Submariner also comes in a pretty diverse range of colors, and in this review, we’ll focus on […]
Mido Ocean Star Decompression Worldtimer Watch Review
Well here we are, entering the spring of 2023, and I’m getting flashbacks of beautiful beachside summers, yacht parties, and just general high-times. That’s because we have here two of the hottest summer watches available for this year, the new Mido Decompression Worltimer in blue and black. They’ve been sitting in our office for three […]
Doxa Sub 300T Professional Watch Review
I’ve never reviewed a Doxa watch before on the WRB, but the brand has been around for a long time. Doxa is a Swiss watchmaker, founded by a man named Georges Ducommun. The 1800s were a time with no child labor laws, and Ducommun took an apprenticeship with a watchmaker in the year 1880 at […]
Lorier Neptune Series IV Watch Review
Well, this is awkward. A year ago, I had the pleasure of reviewing the Lorier Neptune Series III, and one of my final thoughts was “if the Ortegas ever release a 38mm Neptune with a date window, my Omega Seamaster will be in serious trouble”. The latest Series IV Neptune isn’t 38mm, but a full […]
Mido Ocean Star 20th Anniversary Inspired by Architecture Watch Review
It’s been 20 years since Mido released a five lines of watches recognizing major architectural monuments. For 2022, they’re releasing a series of limited edition watches to celebrate the anniversary. Earlier this year, they released the All Dial 20th Anniversary Limited Edition, which commemorated the Roman Colosseum. They followed that up with the Baroncelli Signature […]
Spinnaker Hass SP-5099 Automatic Kelp Green Watch Review
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 […]
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 […]
MW Legatodiver Watch Review & Introduction
MW Timepieces is the brainchild of MaestroWorks Studio, a brand new watchmaker located in Jakarta, Indonesia. Mechanical watches have become increasingly popular in the island republic, as decades of economic growth have created a public with more disposable income. MW’s team is made up of watch enthusiasts, along with graphic designers, who have set out […]
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