British watches are not renowned for being design statements, but new brand Objest intends to change that with its new watch.
Category: A Week on the Wrist
It is a while since we reviewed a diver’s watch, so it is nice to be able to start 2021 with one of the best for some time: the Reverie Diver.
We bring you a review of a watch from a British brand with a long history. How does the Swan & Edgar Roman Date fare in a week on the wrist?
We take a look at the latest watch from Vario – a modern take on the World War 1 trench watch. Is it as good as the last Vario we reviewed?
Seiko has released a reimagining of its first dive watch, on its 55th Anniversary. How does the Seiko SPB149J1 compare to the Swiss brands at its price point?
We’ve been spoilt for choice when it comes to dress watches in 2020. The Atticus Téleios is the latest, and it is brilliant.
All the way from France comes this stunning new hand-winding dress watch, the Neucarl Sept Mai.
Denmark is the home to some iconic designers. Now, the latest Scandinavian minimalist watch has arrived: the Henry Archer Sekvens.
It’s not often you see internal bezels in anything but a dive watch, so the Roebuck Diviso represents an interesting design choice.
Another review of a watch from a British brand with a long history. How does the Swan & Edgar Contrast Timer Automatic fare in a […] Read More