The Boldr Expedition is the new definitive tool watch
Boldr’s latest Expedition line is one of the best tool watches – basic, rugged watches that will last you decades…
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.
Garmin’s high-end MARQ watch goes dark
Garmin’s MARQ collection is designed to be a highly specialized high-end version of the company’s GPS and smart watches. Now,…
Zero Down wants you to stay warm with air
You know what time of year it is – it’s time to start thinking about putting on some additional layers…
The Echo Loop smart ring is a terrible idea
I’ll admit I’m enamored with wearables. My Oura ring is my constant companion that lets me know when I’ve walked…
The Breitling Aviator 8 Mosquito buzzes onto your wrist
Breitling has created another aviator chrono, this time one that pays homage to the Mosquito, a wooden bomber flown by…
Mido brings back the Ocean Star
Mido’s diver line is historic and quite beautiful. Their latest update, the Ocean Star, features an ETA movement and a…
The Apple Watch is still the company’s best product
We are Mac lovers at Knapsack but even if we weren’t, I’d still say that the Apple Watch is still…
TAG Heuer’s new Aquaracer is a green machine
The new “green” Aquaracer is out and it’s pretty sexy. The $2,200 watch comes in his and hers – 43mm…
H. Moser & Cie. brings month and date window to its Pioneer line
This super sexy piece by H. Moser, the Pioneer, now features a bold date and month window to go with…
Bell & Ross drops the BR 5, an integrated-band beauty
With the BR 5, Bell & Ross is treading into some new territory. In what looks like the future of…