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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.
The James Brand introduces a titanium pen for EDC fans
When you think of The James Brand, your mind likely goes to their clean, modern designs for everyday carry gear….
The Timex Marlin Jet automatic is a beautiful throwback at a great price
Timex. A brand that needs no introduction because, unfortunately, it’s long been associated with Ironman sports watches and so called…
Happy Patina creates products that get better with time
Oscar Arenas didn’t set out to make slippers. He set out to continue a family tradition. In 2016, he pivoted…
Timex will sell $1 watches to celebrate its 170-year anniversary
Timex, a brand that’s been around long enough to outlast most of its competitors, has just dropped a limited edition…
Bell & Ross releases wild full Blue Lum model
Bell & Ross has launched the BR-X5 Blue Lum, a limited-edition watch with a striking focus on luminescence and bold…
Angelus Instrument de Vitesse: A classic one-button chrono for speed enthusiasts
The Angelus Instrument de Vitesse is a clever little chrono with an interesting secret. Although it looks like a standard three-hander,…
Poljot releases a tourbillon with a bunch of dead people on the dial
Poljot’s latest release, the Tourbillon Dynasty, is probably the cheapest tourbillon you get outside of Seagull. At about $2,000, you get…
Bremont launches a ceramic dive watch in two rugged colors
Bremont has added a new chapter to its Supermarine dive watch collection with the release of the Supermarine Full Ceramic. Available…
Maurice Lacroix adds a monkey to their watch for charity
Maurice Lacroix is once again supporting the TimeForArt biennial charity auction, following its previous involvement in 2022. This year, the…