Bell & Ross takes to the track with the BR-X5 Racing
Bell & Ross, known for crafting timepieces that blend high-end watchmaking with practical design, has launched the limited edition BR-X5…
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 Giuliano Mazzuoli Manometro adds new Soleil colors
Giuliano Mazzuoli has updated the Manometro (which we first wrote about here) watch collection with new Soleil colors for the dials. This addition brings…
Bell & Ross releases the BR-03 Horizon
Bell & Ross has launched its latest limited-edition watch, the BR-03 Horizon. This timepiece is inspired by one of the most…
Sherwood announces the Phileas GMT, a real traveler
Sherwood Watches is introducing their latest timepiece, the Phileas GMT, inspired by Phileas Fogg from Around the World in Eighty Days by…
In Review: The 41mm Marathon GSAR
When you first get into watch collecting, the Marathon Search and Rescue holds an important place in the pantheon of…
Ulysse Nardin introduces the Diver Atoll
Ulysse Nardin has just unveiled the Diver Atoll, a new addition to its Diver collection. This limited-edition timepiece, with only…
Bell&Ross goes for the gold with a new BR-05
Bell&Ross has just announced a new version of their BR-05 in steel and gold, a distinct departure from the company’s…
Ulysse Nardin releases two new divers made of old fishing nets
Ulysse Nardin is definitely an older Maison but that isn’t stopping them from releasing watches that look like they belong…
Benrus Type I-C: Review
Benrus has a long and storied history in the pantheon of military tool watches. The original Benrus Type I graced…
Benrus launches new Type I-C collection
Benrus just announced its latest addition to its lineup: the Type I-C watch collection. It is a homage to the…