I’m selling my Seamaster Chrono
Hey guys, just a note to let you know I’m selling my Seamaster Chrono, a 2001 piece I’ve had for…
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.
The Omega Aqua Terra Ultra Light is featherweight
The new Aqua Terra Ultra Light is a 55g beauty aimed at sports folks. Made of “Gamma Titanium,” this $48,000…
Seiko announces new Prospex “Monster” divers
My absolute favorite divers just got better. Seiko has just announced an updated version of its Prospex Diver SRPD29 in…
Review: The Mercury Rocketeer Keyboard
First, a confession: I’m not typing on the Mercury Rocketeer keyboard right now. It’s not because I don’t love the design, the…
BOLDR gets bolder with the Expedition
BOLDR, a solid microbrand, is coming out with a new line of rugged divers designed for trekkers and those who…
The Panerai Submersible now comes in gold(tech)
Panerais are usually good in steel. But how about gold mixed with “with a percentage of copper that imbues the…
Samsung’s answer to the Apple Watch is here
Samsung unveiled the The Galaxy Watch Active 2 smartwatch, and it a lot like an Apple Watch. It’s round, but…
The Apple Watch is (still) the best sports watch
I’ve been musing on the Apple Watch for the past few days because it has become my single default sports…
Fossil releases newer, better Wear OS watches
Fossil has gone all-in when it comes to Android-compatible smart watches. Their latest release, the Gen 5, features a number…
Junghans looks into your soul with the Chronoscope 100 Jahre Bauhaus
Bela Lugosi might be dead but this watch is still ticking. The Junghans Chronoscope 100 Jahre Bauhaus is one of…