Hands On: Squarestreet Aluminum
This watch has a delicate dial design with concentric rings pressed in the aluminum dial from the center of the watch to the outer chapter ring. Its use of small numerals contrasted with its larger, 42mm case.
Everyday Carry Has Some Storage Ideas For You
As you know, we are fans of the type of gear that our pals over at Everyday Carry cover. While the EDC community may tend to focus on pocket (or bag) dumps, there is a simple truth – once you empty out those pockets, you need a place to put all that stuff
Test Driving the Oris Williams Engine, Date
Oris Williams Engine, Date
The Marloe Cherwell – A Personal Relationship
OK, you only have a few dozen hours to get behind the crowd-funded kick off of the Marloe Cherwell, but better late than never, am I right? The brand was nice enough to loan me black and white dial versions, and I really liked them. OK, I was probably predisposed, since the watches are hand wound minimalist watches without a date window, but just because a watch was built practically with me in mind, that does not mean I would love it, or does it?
Some Touch of Modern Watch Sales
It should go without saying, but Touch of Modern also has some rather nice watch sales going on right now as well.
A Sale on Xetum
Xetum is a brand that we have long liked here at WWR, and when we caught word of a sale, that made an interesting watch all the more appealing.
The Tenero Automatic Stands Out from the Crowd-funded Crowd
As Matt and I have both mentioned in the past, we have noticed a lot of the same sort of watch being produced on Kickstarter (generally thin quartz two- or three-handers with a lot of marketing fluff). So, to see something crop up that has a bit more original of a design, then that is the sort of thing that makes you sit up and take notice. I am not saying that the Tenero Automatic will set the horological world on fire. It should, however, catch the eye of the those on the hunt for an interesting and affordable watch.
The Watch Video Rewind for February 21, 2016
Welcome to Watch Video Rewind, our regular survey of interesting watch, watch-making, and/or watch-related videos that we have run across. Today, I’ve got some videos around clocks and gears, custom straps, and a video review of one of our favorite brands, Prometheus.
Watching the Web for February 20, 2016
Yes, that’s right – it’s time for our weekly wrapup series, Watching the Web. Here, we look though some of the other watch-centric web sites and highlight a few that we think merit your attention. We also get to show you what was most popular over the last week or so on our own site. From the wide web, we have the Bovet Recital 18 Shooting Star, the new Seiko Prospex divers, and a Hoptroff review (which are few and far between). From our articles, we have articles about the Ventus Black Kite, the new ManchesterWatchWorks Armada, and the Deep Blue Sea Quest that are top of the charts.
The Division Furtive Type 50 Sets the Time in Lights
Well, as I mentioned when I finally got our long-awaited review of the Division Furtive Type 40 up, the review…