Introducing: The Benrus Type II Reissue
Benrus is the prototypical search and rescue watch. Designed for divers in the 1970s, it features a bold black and…
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.
Introducing: The Bulova “Parking Meter”
Bulova has been hitting on all cylinders lately and their latest, the 1973 “Parking METER,” is another winner. The watch,…
Introducing: The Zenith DEFY Extreme E “Island X Prix”
Zenith makes great watches that look like robot turds. This is a complement. To wit: the latest Zenith Defy Extreme…
In Review: The Traeger Timberline
The Traeger Timberline is the best grill you can buy today. When I first saw this grill a few months…
Sorry, Hypebeasts, the Moonswatch isn’t going to be sold online
If you’ve been waiting to pick up a Moonswatch online then you’ll probably be disappointed to know that Swatch Group…
Bulova A-11 Hack Watch for $450: A Wrist Watch review
A hack watch – or hacking watch – is a watch that will stop when the crown is pulled out. The function was designed to allow soldiers to literally synchronize their watches
The Corum Bubble Skull X-Ray gets inside your head
Corum is a weird company. They have a few very definitive watches – the Bubble being their biggest seller –…
Casio adds “city” colors to its Move line
Casio’s G-SHOCK MOVE line got a facelift this week with changes to the GBD200UU-9, GBA900UU-3A,??and GBA900UU-5A models. These fitness models…
Is Seiko making an affordable GMT? The arrow points to “Yes”
Seiko makes some very nice, affordable watches in the Seiko 5 range, but until now, if you wanted a GMT,…
Oris announces the Full Steel Holstein 2022 Edition
It’s not every day that I see a piece that truly surprises and this new Oris Full Steel, based on…