Maurice Lacroix 1975 collection is a tribute to the Go-Go Seventies
Maurice Lacroix is marking its 50th anniversary with the launch of the 1975 collection, a new line that blends vintage…
John Biggs
John lives in Brooklyn and has loved watches since he got his first Swatch Irony automatic in 1998. He is the editor of WristWatchReview.
Doxa announces first GMT SUB model in 20 years
DOXA hasn’t made a GMT SUB model in nearly two decades. Now it’s back. The new SUB 250T GMT drops…
Echo/neutra launches a white version of their classic 1956 chrono
The echo/neutra 1956 White Chronograph is a throwback to mid-century chronographs, blending classic styling with modern materials and finishing. It’s a 40mm manual-wind…
The AIGI Satellite Ground Station II: In review
The AIGI Satellite Ground Station II is a watch that merges technology-inspired design with everyday wearability. Influenced by satellite ground…
This mask finally helped me sleep on a plane
I’m not a nervous flyer, but I can’t do two things in the air: focus on work or sleep. Usually,…
Luminox Recon Point Man: In review
Luminox is well known for their wild lume. Based on tritium tubes, each Luminox watch is a jungle of light,…
Doxa Sub 200 C-Graph II Caribbean: in review
The Doxa Sub 200 C-Graph II Caribbean is a refined, slightly downsized take on Doxa’s well-known chronograph lineup. With a…
Bell & Ross BR-03 Astro: A celestial tribute to time
Bell & Ross is no stranger to instrument-inspired timepieces, but its latest release, the BR-03 Astro, pushes that concept beyond the…
Bremont’s Terra Nova Bronze Collection: A field watch for modern explorers
Bremont isn’t interested in making delicate wrist candy. The British watchmaker has built its reputation on rugged, functional tool watches…
Hublot hits the slopes with the Big Bang MECA-10 Aspen One
Hublot has never been shy about pushing boundaries, and their latest release, the Big Bang MECA-10 Aspen One, is no exception….