Glowing carbon fiber rings – those are (apparently) my jam
As you know, I’ve recently gotten into the world of glowing rings (here and here), primarily from Rune Refinery and…
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Build a little lighthouse on your wrist with the Schofield Blacklamp Carbon
Back when Britannia ruled the waves her beautiful lighthouses were wonders to behold. Many a sailor found solace in the…
Willis Judd goes full carbon fiber and you always go full carbon fiber
Like the inimitable Wesley Willis, Willis Judd is best known for bold and magnetic performances. This company has long focused…
Garmin MARQ Athlete: in review
These days, putting a smartwatch on your wrist does not have to be an expensive proposition. In other words, if…
The Casio GRB200RAF honors RAF flyboys
Pip pip and all that. Casio has announced a new GRAVITYMASTER model in collaboration with UK’s Royal Air Force. The…
Take to the skies with the new G-Shock Gravitymaster GRB200
Remember back when we reviewed the G-Shock Mudmaster? In the words of Chris Farley, “yeah, that was awesome“. Well, if…
Afternoon Beer Break – Revolution Coffee Eugene
Let’s keep the theme from last week going and talk about another porter this week, shall we? This time around,…
H2O Kalmar 2 Mokume Gane Watches, Layers and Layers
Mokume-gane is a traditional Japanese metalworking technique where different metals are fused together in order to create a billet with a layered look, which is then worked into whatever shape is needed. This 17th Century technique was developed for ornate Samurai swords that were decorative status symbols. Now, this layered look is being used as a watch case in the H2O Kalmar 2 Mokume Gane Watches, available for pre-order on their web site.