The Giorgio Fedon 1919 Skywalker is so weird it just might work
Hanging out on Massdrop I spotted something that is just weird enough – and cheap enough – to be worth…
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.
Rolex Waiting List Shortages at Authorized Dealers
As I gazed down at my now 4 year old Rolex Air-King on my wrist I knew it was about…
Parmigiani Fleurier introduces new Tonda GT line
Parmigiani Fleurier is famous for sounding like a delicious cheese and for producing some really, really nice watches. Their latest,…
Turn around, bright watch: the BR 03-92 is a FULL LUM beauty
Hello, gorgeous. This beast – BR 03-92 from Bell & Ross – is a $4,500 full-lume diver that shines like…
Apple brings back the tach
One of the most popular complications in horology is the tachymeter, a graduated ring around the edge of a watch…
The Caliper Slide View II brings an updated edge to the ultimate tool watch
Picture it: it’s the year 2030. The Earth is on fire, aliens wander our city streets hunting for human meat,…
These Grand Seikos are ready for fall
Grand Seiko has just announced the Soko Special Edition Heritage Collection, a pair of watches that are based on the…
First Look: Caliper Slide View II
This just in: The Caliper Slide View is one of my favorite watches and now there’s a second edition. This…
In Mother Russia, Stalingrad’s Kursk Diver wears you
A watch like this one turns heads. Stalingrad, a watch company that essentially builds watches that come from some alternate…
Shelter in IPA place with DudeMasks
As we approach a long, weird summer, we’re probably going to all be wearing masks. That’s why DudeMasks are so…