The Aquastar Deepstar II gets a vintage makeover
Aquastar makes some fairly unique divers and their Deepstar II is particularly interesting. Based on a 1963 design, the watch…
John Biggs
John lives in Brooklyn and has loved watches since he got his first Swatch Irony automatic in 1998. He is the editor of WristWatchReview.
Accutron teams up with La Palina on a cigar-themed timepiece
Have you ever wanted to keep your cigars in a watch box? Accutron has got you, fam. Their new La…
The CEO of Arienne talks about blockchain and watches
I did this interview a few weeks back but I thought it might be nice to post here. It’s with…
Reservoir brings Popeye to your wrist
While I doubt may folks under 30 know and love Popeye, there’s definitely a subset of the watch world that…
In Review: The Luca BR-1 chronograph
Born in Texas, the Luca BR-1 is as big as the countryside. These watches, built out of steel cases and…
In Review: The CIGA Design Series X Gorilla
CIGA Design makes watches that should be much more expensive. Focused on high design, these watches take cues from Richard…
Just Released: Alpina Startimer Pilot Heritage Automatic Chronograph Blackout Edition
So-called “blackout” editions are a difficult sell to me. That said, a PVD-coated, an all black watch that looks like…
The Chaosmaster: A watch built for our times
You know what? I’m not even mad. This watch by Nivada Grenchen is a collaboration with Time+Tide x Seconde Seconde…
The Barstool Sports dude stole his descriptions from Omega
Remember that dumb watch for dumb people? The creator, Dave Portnoy, stole most of the text from Omega’s website. Reporter…
Perrelet gets horny on main
Watch company Perrelet is famous for their turbine watch – a watch that features a spinning face that, one would…