As a brand, Vaer is best known for divers, GMT’s, and field watches, which means that some of its other models can often get overlooked by collectors. Grouped within Vaer’s
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2026, it seems, is the year of the stone dial. Over the past few years, textured stone has become increasingly more common in brand lineups, but 2026 has seen the
The “full metal” G-Shock B5000 family (of which there are many sub-variants) of watches is among my favorite Casio models to spot on wrists in public. The people who choose
Late last year, I wrote about dress watches and how, in many ways, when well done, they are more impressive than complicated timepieces. With a dress watch, there are fewer
I knew nothing about Kneijnsberg watches until I chanced upon the brand and its own Brendan Horneman at a side event during WindUp and WatchTime NYC last year. It was
Achingly cool objects sure manage to bring the worst out of me and evoke a cellular level of envy of the filthy rich who can actually afford, wear, and experience
It has been a while since I’ve reviewed a Seiko dive watch, and I’ve certainly missed them. Seiko is one of my favorite sports-watch makers, and it has an enviable
Despite having a deep appreciation for art-inspired watches, I often find that their designs are a bit hit-or-miss for my personal preferences. Unless the artwork is integrated into the piece
It is always nice to have a chance to talk about something new from the boutique and traditional (read: not good communicators or marketers, but impressive watchmakers) La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland-based
The Breguet Classique family of watches is among my favorite high-end horology in the world. The concept of the Classique is to merge the old-world prestige and allure of Abraham-Louis
I’m sure every brand owner is a watch person, but when a public watch person comes out with a watch, it’s always interesting to see what they deliver. At some
“Grande Complication” — it is only now that I realize how long it’s been since I last read these words. Thanks to the Roger Dubuis Excalibur Grande Complication — yep,
While it’s not everyone’s cup of tea, I found myself really enjoying this new numbered reissue watch from Zurich-based Ollech & Wajs. Historically, Ollech & Wajs produced timepieces that were
Despite being arguably the most popular segment in watchmaking, the modern dive watch is far from a comprehensive tool for diving. Not only do most serious scuba divers view traditional
At some point last year, I saw a Hamilton I’d never seen or heard of. I couldn’t find anything about it, except a brief blurb on a buried product page
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