Shinola Monster Circadian 36mm: just released
I make no attempts to hide the fact that I’m a fan of the watches that Shinola produces. It’s a…
Traser P99 A Tactical: tritium goes automatic
By now, I think we’re all familiar with what Traser is creating – namely, tactical watch designs that are lit…
Rado Captain Cook Summer Edition: in review
The last time we were talking to you about a summer-ready watch, it was a version of the Rado True…
WWR On the Road: A visit to the Grand Seiko Studio in Shizukuishi
This is a travelogue produced by my friend and fellow watch fan, Joshua Wisch, about his visit to the Grand…
The G-SHOCK Black & White collection: monochrome for days
We don’t know about you, but when we picture G-SHOCK in our mind, they’re often big and bold pieces with…
Ball Roadmaster M Model A: pre-order opens soon
I’ve not made any secret of the fact that I like Ball’s implementation of tritium tubes, as well as the…
Timex will sell $1 watches to celebrate its 170-year anniversary
Timex, a brand that’s been around long enough to outlast most of its competitors, has just dropped a limited edition…
Bell & Ross releases wild full Blue Lum model
Bell & Ross has launched the BR-X5 Blue Lum, a limited-edition watch with a striking focus on luminescence and bold…
Angelus Instrument de Vitesse: A classic one-button chrono for speed enthusiasts
The Angelus Instrument de Vitesse is a clever little chrono with an interesting secret. Although it looks like a standard three-hander,…
Poljot releases a tourbillon with a bunch of dead people on the dial
Poljot’s latest release, the Tourbillon Dynasty, is probably the cheapest tourbillon you get outside of Seagull. At about $2,000, you get…