Fossil Sport Tourer: ready for the open road
The Fossil Sport Tourer introduces a brand-new chronograph platform for the brand.
Ritmo Mundo Pegasus: clearly interesting
The Ritmo Mundo Pegasus ushers in a new level of affordability for an all-clear watch case.
Baltic Watches Prismic brings vintage texture
The Baltic Watches Prismic puts a load of color - AND texture - on their dials, putting a nice dose of polish on a vintage look and feel.
Undone announces a chronograph for lovers of the open road
Undone has just announced the Urban Retro, a driving themed chronograph watch that runs a meca-quartz movement. The movement itself has a sweep seconds hand but runs on a standard…
Yema Superman Slim: a new micro-rotor appears
Back in 2011, we first took a look at a watch from Yema, with John's review of the Yema Rally Chronograph. Then, things were radio silent until I caught wind…
The Bremont Bamford Aurora is a superlume watch for adventuring
Bremont makes a mean GMT and this one is one of their absolute best. Designed alongside the Bamford Watch Dept., the Bremont Bamford Aurora is fully blacked out and features…
Bell & Ross releases a bronze and green diver
Bell & Ross just took another look at the BR 03 with their new BR 03-92 Diver Black & Green Bronze. The BR 03 style diver comes in the same…
Behind the Dial Video Review: Up Close With the Foliot Scubanaut World Diver
The Scubanaut World Diver from Foliot is a beautiful and well-made micro brand timepiece from a relative newcomer in the space. Created by Izzy Alsafa, the watch runs a Miyota…
Avail Kiros Chronograph: in review
Long-time readers of the site will know that, for me, chronographs aren't really a useful complication. In that, I either just use a digital timer, or forget that I've got…
Meet the Maurice de Mauriac Pillow Watch
Maurice de Mauriac has once again pushed the boundaries of traditional watchmaking with a clever new piece that looks like a cross between a ships porthole and a flying saucer.…