Founded in 1904, Oris is an independent watchmaker that’s not a member of any larger company or group. They’re based in Hölstein, Switzerland, with a secondary factory in the neighboring town of Holderbank. In 1970, they released the Chronoris, their very first chronograph. At the 2017 Baselworld event, Oris announced a re-release of the Chronoris […]
Bremont Supermarine S300 Watch Review
Back in 2009, Bremont released a compact, 43mm dive watch with an impressive 500 meters of water resistance. The Supermarine S500 was an instant hit, and in 2013, Bremont followed up with the ultra-waterproof S2000, with an almost unheard-of 2,000-meter water resistance. In 2017, they released the S300 a 300-meter watch that maintains the same […]
Citizen Promaster Aqualand Watch Review
30 years ago, in 1989, Citizen released their Promaster line of watches. These watches became well-known for combining durable construction with an attractive appearance. Whether you’re spending a weekend rock climbing or traveling for business, the Promaster line was a favorite for both everyday and formal use. For the series’ 30th anniversary, Citizen has now […]
Mido Ocean Star Diver 600 Watch Review
There comes a point in every watch enthusiast’s life, where the idea of an all-black watch becomes appealing. One day you wake up, and suddenly the watches you own don’t excite you the way they used to. You stare blankly into your watch box: eyes glazing over the rows of naked stainless steel. You think […]
Longines Hydroconquest Ceramic ZrO2 Watch Review
The Longines Ceramic ZrO2 Hydroconquest struck me right away as a one of a kind watch. I had the chance to wear this watch during my trip to the 2019 Longines “then and now” Press event in Switzerland. Ian, our local Canadian Longines brand representative handed me this beautiful new release the moment we met […]
Citizen Fugu NY0080-12E Watch Review
When I first wrote about the Citizen NY0080-12E around two months ago, I was raving about its visual impact. It was by far the most interesting dive watch I had personally experienced, and now almost another two months later, my impression has not changed. I still get a kick out of its looks, and as […]
Spinnaker Hull Riviera SP-5073 Watch Review
If you’ve been following my writing for more than a few weeks, you know I’m a big fan of Spinnaker watches. Their timepieces are nautically themed, as evidenced by the Spinnaker Croft SP-5058-03, the Spinnaker Wreck SP-5065, and the Spinnaker Dumas SP-5070, all of which I’ve reviewed in the past. Today, I’ll be looking at […]
Spinnaker Sorrento SP-5067 Automatic Watch Review
The latest release from Spinnaker is not a repetition of their past designs but rather a watch that brings something new to Spinnaker’s table of watches. The Sorrento SP-5067 is inspired by a town overlooking the Bay of Naples in Southern Italy, the town of Sorrento. It’s a famous tourist attraction center due to its […]
Omega Seamaster 300m Review: Clash of the Wave Dials
“The watch,” demands Alec Trevelyan, his henchmen holding James Bond at gunpoint. “Ah… new model?” he asks, closely examining 007’s Omega Seamaster against his own watch. 006’s Seamaster might have been long obsolete compared to Bond’s newer laser-equipped timepiece, but in the real world, only a couple of years had passed since Omega had unveiled […]
Bern Milford Diver Watch Review
Microbrands in the time-telling industry are up against tough competition. Big names dominate the industry. Proven and time tested. They also have access to more resources, especially financially. That is why some brands fall into the trap of using platforms such as Kickstarter. Bern took a different route for the Milford making sure that it […]
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