I have a slight confession before we get started here: I don’t particularly care for sport/tool watches with no bezel. It’s a small thing, but to my eye, ...

Founded in Glasgow, Scotland in 2013, Paulin Watches is a design-led watchmaker specializing in simple, quality timepieces that draw inspiration from modern ...

This is what I’ve been waiting for. In the last 10 years, the wild and, at times, wacky world of microbrands has come a long way. A very long way. From the ...

The Arctic is the first watch to bear the unusually succinct name Tool Watch Co. and it’s hoping to leave an impression on, well, tool watch enthusiasts, ...

The Direnzo brand hasn’t been around for that long. Their first model was launched on Kickstarter in 2017, and they appear to have been busy designing new ...

The name “Airfield” doesn’t leave much to the imagination, and no, that’s not a bad thing. Blending the aesthetic and functionality of both pilot (“air) and ...

It’s been a week and some change since returning from a whirlwind trip to New York for the Wind Up Watch Fair. After settling in at home, currently located ...

Homage watches are and will always be a touchy subject in the watch world. Sometimes shunned, other times adored – but most often ignored, they exist on a ...

Think about the watch brands that pop up in your Instagram feed or are frequently discussed on our site and others like it, and you begin to see that brands ...

With modern conveniences galore, supercomputers in everyone’s pocket, and a culture that’s always looking to the future, it might be tough to put yourself ...

Sometimes, it’s hard to even know where to begin when reviewing a watch. Do you start with the brand? The history? The watch itself? The hype it has ...

You’ve probably noticed we’ve got a bit of a thing for Seiko around here, and if you’re a regular reader chances are high that you do, too. The focal point ...