Another month, another watch – the Swan & Edgar Complexity. How does it compare to the brand’s previous hit and miss offerings?
Category: Reviews
Ever thought to yourself “I’d like to know what time it is, but only roughly”? If so, then the Seizmont Timur Calm is the watch for you!
Keith Campbell takes a look at the Smiths Everest Expedition PRS-25EXP – a watch that commemorates the conquering of the mountain.
If this watch looks familiar, it’s because we have reviewed it before. Does the new Spinnaker Dumas fix the problems with the previous model?
Did you think tortoiseshell plastic is only good for making your grandparents’ glasses? The Briston Clubmaster encourages you to think again.
We’d never seen an affordable micro-rotor watch until last year – and now we have another entrant into the market: the Boderry Elite.
Something a little out of the ordinary this week, as WRUK takes a look at… a deck of wristwatch themed playing cards: the Horology Deck.
Handmade watches built to order in the United Kingdom must cost a fortune, right? Maybe not, as the WT Author No 1953 costs just £500.
They claim it is the best sailcloth strap in the world. Is the Artem strap really as good as they, and is it worth £60 to get one?
A watch with a Swiss automatic movement for less than 300 notes? Is the new Millar Scuba dive watch worth a punt?