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Lew & Huey modification options, customize your watch
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Lew & Huey modification options, customize your watch

Matt Himmelstein By Matt Himmelstein

How do you breathe new life into your watch? Well, one way is to swap out the strap. We have covered a lot of straps here on the site, but that only goes so far. What if you really want to change things up a bit? Or what if you like a watch, but just not the exact color scheme on offer? The folks at Lew & Huey have you covered (if you have a Cerberus or Orthos) with their current pre-sale on Lew & Huey modification parts for these two watches. You can either order them for a watch you already own, or order a new modified watch from the brand.

Introducing the Mühle-Glashütte Teutonia II Großdatum Chronometer
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Introducing the Mühle-Glashütte Teutonia II Großdatum Chronometer

Patrick Kansa By Patrick Kansa

I have to admit, I am certainly an appreciator of watches that embody symmetry. While no watch is going to end up being perfectly balanced (often, if north-south is good, east-west will be off, or vice versa), there are more than a handful that do certainly embody this approach to watch design. One of the latest of these that caught my eye is the Mühle-Glashütte Teutonia II Großdatum Chronometer.

Thinking Spring With the Dietrich Organic Time
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Thinking Spring With the Dietrich Organic Time

Patrick Kansa By Patrick Kansa

When it comes to watches, you suffer no lack of choice when it comes to case shapes. You have your classic styles, your vintage/historic shapes, and then you have a category where a brand comes up with something that is perhaps viewed as taking things in a new direction. Some of these case shapes do not work out well, and others (such as on the Visitor Watch Co Duneshore) are rather stunning. As to where the Dietrich Organic Time falls, hard to say without seeing it in the steel, but I think it’s making a claim to the positive.

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