Christopher Ward C60 Trident Pro 600 on the wrist
The Christopher Ward Trident 600M is a looker. It’s comfortable on the wrist and wears nicely when out and about….
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The Magrette Moana Pacific Pro Steel is now up for pre-order
I will freely admit, there is a soft spot in my mechanical watch heart when it comes to Magrette. This…
Mühle-Glashütte lands a new Terrasport IV GMT
The newest member of Mühle-Glashütte’s Terrasport family combines two quintessential pilot watch elements, one German and one Swiss, to create…
Hands-on review with MAEN and the phases of the moon
I don’t know how to pronounce MAEN. They make a moonphase watch that’s classically proportioned. That means, it’s not a…
Hands On With Eldon
When it comes to new watches, especially from newer brands, they have to do something to set themselves apart. This may take the form of using interesting materials, crazy dial designs, or unique case shapes. In other words, unless they’re competing on value in a segment, they have to show us something we have not seen before. That is what we have going on here with the case of Eldon.
Oblako, and what you learn from crowdfunding
There are many watch crowdfunding campaigns, and it’s the rare ones that attempt something other than just placing an order…
Spending time with the Alpina Alpiner 4 Automatic
Just the other month we brought you word of the newest watches in the Alpina Alpiner 4 lineup, where the 4…
Votum claws itself out of the history books with new models
There are a lot of vintage brands out there that have lain unused. Here’s what happens when they come out…
Visiting Shinola in Detroit
As any longtime reader of my writing will know, I have a soft spot in my heart when it comes to Shinola. I am originally from outside of Detroit, and had been intimately familiar with manufacturing and automotive, and the impact the downturn has had on those industries, and the people involved in them. Will one single brand setting up shop in Detroit revitalize things on its own? No, it won’t – but they can certainly lead the charge to a revitalized – and skilled – manufacturing base in the city.
Hands on the Padron Selby
The Padron Watch Company offers a lugless, surgical-steel automatic that looks like a DeLorean parked on your wrist.