There have been several reviews on Borealis watches on this site and all have shown that Borealis has…
Pantor is a watch company based in Hong Kong and – up till now – they only…
There was a stretch where I was covering quite a few of the watches coming from Borealis….
We have been covering the releases from Manchester Watch Works since they first hit the crowd-funding scene….
Over the past year or so, we have seen a lot of “me too” sort of watch…
I have reviewed a great many of the Stevral (formerly Benarus) watches, and have a first-gen Sea…
I will freely admit, there is a soft spot in my mechanical watch heart when it comes…
By now, you should all be familiar with the products that ManchesterWatchWorks is producing. I’ve seen most…
When it comes to new watches, especially from newer brands, they have to do something to set themselves apart. This may take the form of using interesting materials, crazy dial designs, or unique case shapes. In other words, unless they’re competing on value in a segment, they have to show us something we have not seen before. That is what we have going on here with the case of Eldon.
With watches, we are often curious about those that come from countries that are not particularly known for their watchmaking, or perhaps as a way of diversifying a collection to represent all those different countries. Estonia is a small Baltic country that really is not known for watches. We did review one a while ago, and now we have another one to add to the list of those you could be on the look for – the Wõitleja, by Estonia1918.