Gene, Gene, the Cinnabon machine! I don’t think that I’ve ever purchased a watch after seeing it on the screen… until now. I had to dig deep for this one
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A serious case of instant appeal. Not every watch has it, especially not with a bigger audience. But when the series of three Citizen NJ0150 watches landed on Robert-Jan’s desk,
Last week Baltic took the lid off its latest LE, a colorful chronograph called the Tricompax. Zach and I gave our immediate reactions right here, and since then we’ve had
Hype collaborations have reached a fever pitch in recent years, and while they may be nearing a jumping of the shark moment, there’s some interesting and rather unexpected stuff being
Last summer, I spent three weeks away from home wearing one watch exclusively. I was visiting family and only took my Doxa SUB 300 Black Lung for the trip as
The second watch from California-based microbrand Dumoreau is extremely well-considered, rich, and original in detail. However technical the name of the Dumoreau DM02 may sound, the lively and organic design
BY ERIK SLAVEN Independent (established) brands are somewhat of a rarity these days, especially in Glashütte. If you’re not familiar with Tutima, it offers midrange, mechanical pilot and chronograph models with
I was never going to push the Vertex M60 AquaLion to its limits. It’s a watch that is built to withstand water pressure at a depth of 600 meters. Not
Seiko had a mic drop moment this summer when they released a collection of Seiko 5 Sport automatic GMT watches for under $500. This is a watch we’d all been
Tissot hit a home run with the release of the PRX collection. The watch propelled the brand back into the collective consciousness of watch lovers all over the world. The
How many independent Japanese watch brands do you know of? With Seiko, Grand Seiko, Citizen, and Casio dominating, we don’t often see a new brand pop up from Japan. Or,
It’s the late 1970s and integrated bracelet sports watches are all the rage. Everywhere you look, BOOM, a bracelet and case that flow so fluidly into each other that you
Many, if not most, current watch models at Omega are developments based on designs of the past. The Seamaster, Speedmaster, Constellation, and De Ville have all been around for decades.
The Omega Aqua Terra 38mm has been out for a while. It has also been slightly overshadowed by its bigger brother in terms of attention. So I reckoned it was
Until recently, the Citizen NJ0150 has only been available in Asia, but now it’s also becoming available in Europe. We received several of them in our office last week, and
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