Review: Timex Expedition WS4
What’s that? Come here, sweetie. They didn’t mean it. What did they say exactly? Come here. Stop crying. Ok. Count…
Breitling announces new Navitimer 125e Anniversaire
Breitling announced their latest model today, the Navitimer 125e Anniversaire. Using their Breitling 26 movement, the 125e is a self…
Bathys Benthic Ti available in the next two weeks
Well, we got official word from John at Bathys today, the Benthic Ti that we told you about back in…
Urwerk Tarantula crawls across your arm
Urwerk makes some crazy watches, that’s for sure. Their latest kind of speaks to me though, so I can’t make…
“These are not the droids you’re looking for:” Longines uses the power of suggestion
From a Longines email I just got. Seems like a logical progression of events. But WHEN do you buy the…
Quick look at the Timex Expedition WS4
Timex makes nice work-out watches. I wore an Ironman for years and the bugger never gave out on me –…
Some deals on Debaufre
You can pick up some beefy aviators for not much money over at Debaufre. This Nav-B 44mm with ETA movement,…
Review: Oceanus Super Chronograph
Casio has an image problem in the US. Known as a great source of cheap digital watches, sometimes people forget…
Casio announces new watch, the Cachalot
While Casio is considered to be a higher end watch company in Japan, they sometimes have image problems in the states. Better known for their G-shock and calculator watches in the US, their Oceanus line is sometimes ignored by higher end retailers. This is a shame really, since the line has some features not even found in the likes of Tag Hauer and Seiko.