Review: The Klydoclock is a cool animated clock for fans of design and whimsy
Sometimes, a gadget comes along that completely redefines how we experience an everyday object. The Klydo Clock is one of…
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.
Belfast-based Nomadic brings us a special edition of their Fíor 555 GMT
Nomadic Watches, a Belfast-based brand, has announced the release of the Fíor 555 – British Watchmakers’ Day Limited Edition to mark British…
The Perrelet Turbine Urban Skeleton adds some color to the darkness
Perrelet is kicking off 2025 with a striking addition to its Turbine collection: the Turbine Urban Skeleton. This latest release introduces…
Casio rolls out new PAC-MAN watches for the game’s 45th anniversary
Casio brings PAC-MAN to your wrist with four new digital watches. The collection marks 45 years of the iconic arcade…
Maurice Lacroix expands AIKON Skeleton Collection with new sizes and colors
Maurice Lacroix has added three models to its AIKON Automatic Skeleton line, building on the success of its 2022 monochromatic…
The UR-230 Polaris is a wild, white leap for the Urwerk
The world of high-end watchmaking is no stranger to bold, avant-garde statements. But every so often, a piece arrives that…
Review: Angelus Chronodate Titanium Silver
It’s rare that I get to see a watch so precisely engineered and so lovely. Angelus is a fairly small…
Doxa “Great White”: a lovely limited edition diver
Burlingame-based retailer Topper Jewelers unveils its 15th collaborative ‘Topper Edition’ with a bold new interpretation of Doxa’s most iconic dive…
The WWR Gift Guide
It’s that time of year again, and what better way to celebrate the solstice—or anything else—than with a list of…
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