In Review: The Hemel Air Wing Chronograph
The Hemel Air Wing is truly lovely. It’s beautifully styled, wonderfully built, and features a wonderfully simple and performant movement….
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.
Seiko drops some new solar chronographs
I love me some Seiko chronographs and these new solar models hit on all cylinders. The watches, called the Seiko…
Introducing the Reservoir Hydrosphere Cenote
A cenote is an underground lake. If you’ve ever been to Riviera Maya you’ll probably have seen ads for them…
Introducing: The Benrus Series #3061 Field Watch
Benrus has just announced the Benrus Series #3061 Field Watch, a no-nonsense timepiece that recreates great field watches from the…
Seiko drops three new Prospex Divers
Seiko’s Prospex diver series is the definitive dive watch. Designed in the late 1960s, these watches have surveilled the bottom…
Introducing: The Yema Flygraf Navigator
Yema has just launched a watch that makes me drool. The French company is well-known for its aviation watches and…
In Review: The Nixon Spectra
I bet you didn’t wake up this morning expecting to lust over a Nixon automatic watch. The watch company, famous…
Perrelet is now accepting cryptocurrency
If you’ve got some spare Doge laying around maybe it’s time to pick up a Perrelet watch. The 240-year-old company…
In Review: The Redwood V2 Tactical Diver’s Watch
The Redwood V2 Tactical Diver’s watch offers exactly what it says on the tin – a cool, well-made tactival divers…
Yema drops a new Supeman GMT
Yema’s Superman was originally released in the 1960s and is an iconic timepiece. This new version runs Yema’s own GMT…