BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN With Watches & Wonders Geneva just around the corner it makes sense for lots of brands to start rolling out their new releases ahead of time. This ‘phased’

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Dear readers, Hello! It’s Harlan here, the managing editor of WristReview, I hope you’re well. It’s odd for me to write like this at you, as I’m usually

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Angelus is a small and historic brand that’s been making a comeback in recent years. I got hands-on with some of their models at Watches & Wonders Geneva

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN In a surprising pre-Watches & Wonders Geneva move, Arnold & Son have just announced the arrival of a brand new model dubbed the Longitude Titanium. Perhaps the most

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Following on from our recent coverage of the launch of a brand new high-end independent wristwatch brand, we’re now bringing you our thoughts on a watch from a

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN At the moment, it seems like every other day when a new watchmaking brand appears on the horizon, but as we approach Watches & Wonders and the press’

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Citizen is one of the most well-known brands in the watch industry and it’s certainly one of the largest. Its offerings suit both men and women, and it’s

BY JOVAN KRSTEVSKI Seiko is renowned for its blend of modern watchmaking and Japanese heritage aesthetics and now Seiko is raising the bar for dress watches with the introduction of the

BY JOVAN KRSTEVSKI The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore, or ROO, has carved a distinct niche in the world of luxury sports watches. Traditionally known for its chronographs, the ROO collection

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Seiko is renowned for its diving watches; it makes tons of them in all different varieties for people to choose from. One thing people can’t say they’re lacking