Ritmo Mundo Pegasus: in review
Earlier this year, we brought you word of the new Ritmo Mundo Pegasus (you can see that here). It had…
Cuervo y Sobrinos Rough Riders: in review
As we mentioned in our last review (seen here), Cuervo y Sobrinos is a proudly Cuban (or at least Cuban-inspired)…
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…
G-Shock G-LIDE GLXS5600: beach-ready
If you recall, last summer we brought you word of a brand-new batch of G-Shock G-LIDE watches that brought a…
Nomadic Turas 914 Landfall: easy being green
From what we’ve been seeing so far, we’ve quickly become fans of what Nomadic is producing. We do have a…
The Citizen Layers of Time collection celebrates 100 years
Celebrate a 100-year milestone is no mean feat. And unlike some watch brands that have some hazy gaps in their…
Just in time for the 4th of July, it’s the G-Shock DW6900US24-2
Just in time for the 4th of July, it’s the G-Shock DW6900US24-2
Casio ProTrek PRG340SC: eco-friendly outdoor adventure
For many people, something from the Casio ProTrek can be a bit of overkill. However, if you spend a lot…
Seiko Astron GPS: 2024 LEs get starry-eyed
If I had to pick out one type of non-mechanical movement that I rather enjoy, I would have to point…
Schofield Obscura: now available
By now, you should be familiar with the look of a watch from Schofield. We’ve gone hands-on with their straps…