Getting accurate with the Mido Multifort Chronometer
Over the past few years, we’ve brought you word on a variety of Mido watches, and have reviewed some as…
Diving into the Shinola Lake Michigan Monster
As I mentioned in our preview article on the new Shinola Monster automatics just a few days ago, we were going to be…
It’s a new Monster rising up from the lakes
When you think of watches called Monsters, you probably think of two things – it’s a dive watch, and it’s…
Hamtun watches are beautiful, non-conformist, and you should wear one.
Ross Davis doesn’t care what you think*. Not really. Not even in the slightest bit. I’d say he was towering…
Introducing the Geformt Journeyman collection
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before – a brand is kicking off a new watch on a crowdfunding…
Formex offers COSC certification for less
Ah, COSC certification, a meaningless distinction that simply suggests that someone in Switzerland looked at your watch briefly to ensure…
The Casio Rangeman GPR-B1000 is a big watch for big adventures
The Casio Rangeman GPR-B1000 is comically large. That’s the first thing you notice about it. Based on the G-Shock design,…
Hands on with the Nite Alpha-202
Tritium watches have always fascinated me. I have reviewed both Traser and Isobrite. So when I got the chance to…
Tusenö Blackwater – a lifesaver of a dive watch
Tusenö is issuing a limited edition of only 300 pieces, produced in benefit for the Swedish Sea Rescue Society, where…
The Meistersinger Lunascope is out of this world
The Meistersinger Lunascope. A single-hander automatic luxury watch with what’s probably the largest, nicest moonphase display I’ve seen. Quite simply,…