The number of watches on Kickstarter is creeping back up. What are the crowdfunded highlights (and lowlights) this month?
Category: First Impressions
We’ve seen plenty of wooden watches in the last couple of years. So far, none have impressed us. Is the new wooden watch range from owood any different?
Can the Vintro Le Mans 1952 Chronograph – a Kickstarter campaign from Germany – knock the venerable Seagull 1963 off its perch?
Other than the Seaguill 1963 and EMG DL63 we haven’t seen many ST19-powered hand-wound chronographs. Until now: Introducing the Monsieur Ranomo.
The new Isotope Goutte d’Eau takes the brand’s distinctive DNA and transfers it into a dive watch format. Is this a Kickstarter worth backing?
Every now and again we see a watch and fall in love – the Newmark 71 vintage style dive watch falls right into that category.
We love art deco here at WRUK. Following last year’s Arcturus, another Singaporean brand has come up with a 1930s-style timepiece: the Vario Empire.
Some brands offer a selection of bespoke timepieces but so far there is no option for something truly unique – can Monachus watches fill the gap?
The latest model from Ocean Crawler is the Navigator Titanium, which has just been announced and comes in a choice of three colours.
The Marloe Coniston, is named after the like where Donald Campbell set his speed records in the Bluebird K7, and where he sadly met his fateful end.