Architectural horology: introducing the Alexander Calder mobile-inspired Xela
This is a ridiculous watch. And that’s the beauty of the thing. The watch world does not need the 597th…
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His and Hers Hands-on with MJW Colour Venn and Cyclops
Precision is overrated. You obviously agree, or you wouldn’t be here reading about inherently inaccurate mechanical watches. You and I…
Angelus U10 Calavera – a watch to die for.
Day of the Dead, Día De Muertos, is a holiday to remember family and friends who have died, celebrate them,…
MJW’s A-OK! is too legit to quit
I’ve always loved the whimsy of Mr. Jones Watches, but their last two releases have pushed past amusing into artistic….
ZIIIRO’s new Lunar watch for the non-werewolf crowd
A moonphase complication is neat, but unless you’re a Howard man, it’s not much use. ZIIIRO’s new Lunar watch uses…
Ahhhhhhhhh – Freak out! Or, if you prefer, FreakishWATCH!
It has become – at least to my eyes – more and more difficult for watches to stand out on…
Watch Video Rewind for August 14, 2016
I hope you are enjoying your weekend, and I would like to thank you for sharing part of it with us and checking out this edition of Watch Video Rewind, where we find watch related videos and bring them to your attention. As part of my job of scouring the internet for the weekly Watching the Web, I came across a review of Laps watches, simple timepieces with a bit of whimsy in their presentation. So I thought I would try to track down other makers that might put a smile on your face as you glance down at your wrist.
Watching the Web for October 31, 2015
Hello and welcome to our weekly Saturday feature, Watching the Web. Here, we take a moment to look at some watch reviews and watch related news we find outside our own site, and then we highlight a few of our most popular recent posts. This week, we have an Indian watch, and new watches from HYT and Harry Winston. From our site, the readers found the articles on the Defacto Kinetic, Icon Automatic, and Matt’s editorial on crowd-funded watches to be rather interesting. On with the show!
Watching the Web for October 24, 2015
Hello and welcome to our weekly Saturday feature, Watching the Web. Here, we take a moment to look at some watch reviews and watch related news we find outside our own site, and then we highlight a few of our most popular recent posts. This week, I wanted to point you to a meeting of watch lovers in New York City, a review of a budget minimalist chrono, and a watch with two second-hand complications. From our site, the readers found the reviews of the Defacto Kinetic, and Chronologia Dive Watches, along with a soldier’s EDC interesting enough to make them our top recent posts. As a bonus, an old post from May of the Carnot Riviera also popped up to the top of the charts.
Watching the Web for October 17, 2015
Another Saturday, and it’s time for another edition of Watching the Web. In this series, we bring to your attention interesting articles from around the web, as well as posts from our own site that were popular over the last week or so.