KLYNT Shouts “Swiss Made” from the roof tops of Genève
We looked at the CODE41 a few weeks back and now we seem to have found its classy cousin: the…
Ringing in the New Year with Greubel Forsey’s Grande Sonnerie
This watch costs CHF 1,150,000 or about $1,123,266. Only a handful will be released each year. But I have a…
Zahnd & Kormann: Valjoux chronograph for the people
Apparently, all it takes to start a watch company these days is to be a couple of thirty-something guys from…
MJW’s A-OK! is too legit to quit
I’ve always loved the whimsy of Mr. Jones Watches, but their last two releases have pushed past amusing into artistic….
Hands-on with the Spinnaker Spence SP-5039
As we previewed a few weeks back, pioneering underwater archaeologist Edward Lee Spence inspired Spinnaker’s latest Vintage Diver. Spence discovered many…
A romp in the woods with Konifer’s rings and watches
As part of our expanded focus beyond watches, Canadian firm Konifer sent us a woodsy review bundle: the Sequoia Maple…
Let there be light: Hands-on with the Tangramatic Hyperion
Lume, lume, and more lume. It would be easy to love the Tangramatic Hyperion for how well it pulls off…
Can a watch be too thin? Hands-on with the Melbourne Watch Collins 38
A week with Melbourne Watch’s Collins 38 left me impressed with the details but underwhelmed with the value proposition. This…
ZIIIRO’s new Lunar watch for the non-werewolf crowd
A moonphase complication is neat, but unless you’re a Howard man, it’s not much use. ZIIIRO’s new Lunar watch uses…
Modern Marvel: Hands-on with the C1 Grand Malvern Power Reserve
The C1 Grand Malvern Power Reserve is meant to be something of a flagship for the reborn Christopher Ward, a…