Author: TBWS
While Orient’s Bambino series has built its reputation as an ultimate bang-for-the-buck final destination for every automatic dress watch wannabe, the new additions to the Bambino…
Earlier this month, Longines debuted a new non-limited version of their popular Spirit Zulu Time in Titanium. Back when the brand partnered with Hodinkee for an…
The Nomos Worldtimer is an interesting watch in the German Watchmaker’s catalog. It’s Nomos’ most complicated watch and their second most expensive, underneath the precious metal…
In a move that amplifies its modern interpretation of classic pilot’s watches, Stowa has introduced the Verus GMT Chrono Black Forest Limited, a watch that builds…
Mido has a knack for nostalgia, and with the latest release in their Ocean Star Decompression Timer series, they’ve really leaned into that heritage vibe one…
Cereal boxes and watches have one thing in common: The name brand is always cooler. Any kid visiting their friend’s house is aware of the age-old…
After a controversial release cycle at Watches & Wonders this year, Bremont seems to be iterating on a core design that probably won’t raise as many…
MeisterSinger, famous for its single-hand display, continues to iterate on its signature design. Despite the limitation of a single-hand movement, the German brand has proven to…
Those searching for affordable alternatives to popular luxury watches seldom find themselves coming up short on options. While Timex has doubtless occupied the consciousness of any…
Watch budgeting is a funny thing. For most collectors, it involves a significant amount of mental gymnastics as money is moved in and out of an…