BY ERIK SLAVEN H. Moser & Cie is one of those independent Swiss brands that just does things its own way. Sophisticated, high-end and positively funky – that word is even
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BY DHANANJAY PATHAK In the past decade or so, the microbrand space has witnessed unparalleled growth and has gone from being a river to an ever-expanding ocean. While a majority of
BY ERIK SLAVEN Longines’ Legend Diver series is among the most popular in its vintage-inspired Heritage collection. It’s modeled after the brand’s Super Compressor dive watch from 1959 – ref. 7042.
BY JOVAN KRSTEVSKI Brian May, the iconic guitarist from the mega-hit rock band “Queen,” has always been a Seiko devotee. When he first visited Japan in 1975, he purchased a Seiko
BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Eberhard & Co was at one point a watchmaker famous for its smartly-designed watches. They never broke the bank or set the world on fire. They were just
BY ERIK SLAVEN Baume & Mercier has thrown us a surprise with a daring yet elegant watch that pays tribute to legendary French abstract artist Pierre Soulages. Known as “the painter
BY ERIK SLAVEN A few months ago, I reviewed the impressive Seiko 5 SRPG37 field watch and there were inevitable comparisons to Hamilton’s counterparts. This hand-wound Khaki Field is a bit
BY JOVAN KRSTEVSKI Watches, like trees and flora, may change shape with the changing of the seasons. Or maybe not, but that’s the impression one gets upon first seeing the Grand
BY ERIK SLAVEN The 1960s were a golden age of sorts for dive watches as Rolex, Blancpain, Seiko, Omega and more were really pushing for new innovations, and they certainly didn’t
BY DHANANJAY PATHAK Mido unveiled its All Dial collection of watches in the year 2002 and now to celebrate the 20th anniversary of this collection the brand has just released the
BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN You might be forgiven for thinking that Seiko is the only Japanese watchmaker to come close to matching the scale or quality of the Swiss. Surprisingly, Citizen owns
BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Alpina is a watch brand that we like to keep an eye on, not because we think they’re re-inventing the wheel, but because they’re often surprisingly innovative and
BY DHANANJAY PATHAK Seiko unveiled its first ‘Black Series’ collection of dive watches in 2020, and since then, the brand has consistently expanded the ‘Black Series’ family with cool-looking all-black variations
BY JOVAN KRSTEVSKI Originally announced in 2018 and covered right here on WristReview, but Leica never got to actually release the announced L1 and L2 watches. That’s until now that the
BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Piaget is one of those watch brands that’s equally at home making jewellery as it is watches. Other names in this niche include Cartier and Chopard, but seeing
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