As readers of WWR know, I’ve been rather enamored by the damascus steel watches that the team over at GoS have been putting out. While I wasn’t writing about watches when they released their first model paying tribute to the Northern Lights of Lapland, I most certainly am now.
Earlier this year, we brought you word (here) of the Sans-13, the first crowd-funded watch from Smith & Bradley (you can see my hands-on review of it right here). When I met with the company, they had said they were planning an automatic for the future. Well, that future has arrived, and Matt Himmelstein is giving us his thoughts on their recently-launched Kickstarter campaign.
Love ’em or leave ’em, ETA is a force to be reckoned with in the watch industry. While most…
Last week, we had an overview of Omega’s history. Today, we’ll take a look at the brand Omega is…
At least here in the northern hemisphere, summer is just a distant memory, as the fall dips into colder…
You know what I’m thankful for, here the day before Thanksgiving? Well, lots of things, actually, but one I want…
Have you ever stopped to think about why the ETA 2824 (among other movements) is so popular, and ever-present? I…
Today, we’ll be taking a look at a watch that literally showed up out of the blue (well, for…
Today’s post was originally intended to be a hands on review of a watch from the newer brand Antonius…
This has been a great summer for seeing very interesting movements, especially ones that were designed to be looked…
