REVIEW: The Scuba by Roebuck Watch Co.
Setting aside my minor complaints, you simply cannot deny that this is a great watch if you’re in the market for a vintage style dive watch that will turn heads with its fantastic styling.
Josh Faigen
Why Your Everyday Carry Should Include a Handkerchief
Hanks have always been a classic staple in the gentleman’s everyday carry. They have a lot of purpose, still to this day, and if you aren’t already carrying one as part of your everyday carry (EDC) you’re missing out.
REVIEW: Orion Hellcat Watch
I must admit that I find myself missing the Orion Hellcat. I spent about 2 weeks with the burgundy-dialed variant and truly enjoyed every minute with it. The size and proportions of the watch are pretty much perfect in my opinion and I think this design will speak to a wide range of watch enthusiasts. Nick at Orion set out to create a pilot watch with the Hellcat, but I think he did something more than that.
REVIEW: Marnaut – Dark Surge
Marnaut’s first release, the Dark Surge, is a head spinner with an awesome dial. Read more to find out whether this new Micro Brand offering is as great as it is bold.
REVIEW: Roebuck Watch Co. – Diviso
The Roebuck Diviso is a great watch if you’re in the market for a modern sports watch that flies under the radar and offers some fantastic styling.
REVIEW: Spinnaker Dumas
The Spinnaker Dumas is the first proper diver watch created by Spinnaker designed specifically with divers in mind. It’s presence on the wrist is undeniable, even if overstatedly so, but that aligns with their target audience.
REVIEW: Winfield Watch Co.’s Mission Timer One
The Mission Timer One is a very good initial launch from Winfield Watch Co. All things considered, I think that the MT1 takes all the right elements of classic military design and packages them in an extremely rugged and durable offering.
REVIEW: Ardor & Forge – Rothrock Juniata
What Zack Rackovan has created with his initial offering from Ardor & Forge may not be for everyone, but those who are looking for a truly unique, rugged, and dependable watch suited for everyday or heavy outdoor use will surely be pleased.
Dryden Watch Co. Review: Chrono Diver (DCD-1)
Microbrand watch fans rejoice! Enter Dryden Watch Co. with its Chrono Diver. A watch that punches above its price class in all the right places making it a great addition to a budding watch collection.
NATO Watch Strap Review
The NATO-style watch strap began as an innovation made for the armed forces by the British Ministry of Defense in 1973. The military needed a strap that was versatile, secure, and could handle spring bar failures no matter what the troops threw at it. The solution: using a one length nylon strap which wrapped underneath the watch case twice that offered resistance against ripping and tearing in the field.
