I sometimes wonder if people in my life are taken aback by how much I ramble on about my love for travel watches. I think it’s because those who know me ...

Part of the undeniable appeal of a classic dive watch is that it can be dressed up or down to suit the occasion. Kicking it on the porch with a beer on a ...

Like many of you, I’ve had a love/hate relationship with Halios for years. The watches are fantastic, and I genuinely enjoy the brand’s creator, Jason Lim. ...

I’m going to kick off this review with an admission that I’ve long been a fan of the Benrus Type I and II MIL-W-50717 designs. A definitive military tool ...

If you were to bump into me on any given day, the odds are good that I’d be wearing a simple, time-only, function driven “tool” watch. Something like a Sub, ...

Hamilton surprised many of us this year by releasing a hand crank, dateless version of their handsome Intra-Matic Chronograph called the Chronograph H. The ...

I like how IWC chooses to honor their back catalog in so called “Tribute” watches. They are never straight up re-issues, rather, they capture the intended ...

The ideas of legacy and longevity are thrown around a lot in the watch world. Think of the Swiss brands that measure their histories in centuries, and the ...

Some brands take a slightly different approach to time with the watches they produce. From Meistersinger, to Ressence, to Urwerk, there are watches that ...

The Open Water is a bit of a clean slate for Portland-based Vero Watches. A refresh of the brand that aligns more with what their creators are into. At its ...

The Omega Constellation can be a bit of a touchy subject for enthusiasts. It’s a watch that’s held fast to its early ‘80s form that first debuted with the ...

After being at this for over a decade, sometimes I’m just looking to be surprised. It’s very rare that a watch we get in for review is not well made these ...