Safari Pedals Zebra Clipper: now available
If you’re like me, and you see a company called Safari Pedals, you’re thinking, ok, this is going to be…
Glashütte Original SeaQ: now with exhibition case back
In the Glashütte Original catalog, there are a number of different directions you could go, in terms of style of…
Bulova x Complecto Super Seville: semi-precious stone dials abound
It’s the end of the year, but that doesn’t mean that Bulova is taking their foot off of the gas…
Bluesound NODE ICON: now available
If you’ve got a higher-end HiFi setup, you’ve probably get everything dialed in just how you like it. And then…
Girard-Perregaux Laureato: new 38mm dial colors are out
You know us here at WWR – we like talking about the affordable watches that are out there. The stuff…
Mido Multifort Mechanical LE: a glowing view of the movement
While I certainly marvel at the tiny-purpose built machines that watch movements are, I tend to keep my viewing of…
The UR-230 Polaris is a wild, white leap for the Urwerk
The world of high-end watchmaking is no stranger to bold, avant-garde statements. But every so often, a piece arrives that…
G-SHOCK G-STEEL GSTB400CX-1A: celebrate the year of the snake
By now, you should all be familiar with G-SHOCK (and if you’re not, here’s our prior articles on the brand)….
Artefkt Versa SC: fully-funded, but still backable
As we’ve said in the past, there’s an awful lot of garbage that shows up on the crowd-funding sites for…
Review: Angelus Chronodate Titanium Silver
It’s rare that I get to see a watch so precisely engineered and so lovely. Angelus is a fairly small…