We love it when watch companies try a new design here at Wristwatch Review UK. The Xeric Halograph II is certainly something different and it’s already smashed its Kickstarter target.
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Duzu Watches are a Western Australian watch design studio founded by Wayne McCay. Their first watch, the Ningaloo Reef diver is a contemporary sports tool […] Read More
MINT watches caught our attention as being the latest brand (following Undone, Eldon and HORAE) to have user-customisation as their selling point.
We’ve not covered the NTH Sub before, but it’s a great little microbrand diver, remniscent of 1970s Tudor Submariners but with a modern twist.
We first covered the Revolution Watch Company Diver last May. We were impressed by the design aesthetic and, after some unexpected delays, it has finally made it to Indiegogo – where it was funded in less than 24 hours
Two brothers from Warwickshire have designed a new watch that looks very different to anything we have seen recently: the MAALS Jump Over The Moon.
We first covered the Pacemasters Paddock Chrono back in February. The F1 Inspired watch is now ready for launch tomorrow, 22nd May 2018. Find out how to get your hands on one.
We featured the ACHTUNG Classic Yellow watch last month in our “Week on the Wrist” feature and it certainly attracted some comments on social media! For their second series of watches, the ACHTUNG Aviatorē, the company have dialled back the garish colours somewhat but retained the same Marmite case design.
GAUGE Instruments are a new British watch company. Describing their mission as “to deliver eye-catching pieces that each makes a unique statement, yet which remains affordable,” they are now taking pre-orders for their limited-edition “TIMELINE” watch collection – with a 15% discount for Wristwatch Review UK readers.
The Diewald Seahorse II 200 metre diver’s watch launches on Kickstarter tomorrow – with prices starting at an amazing €179.