Q & A With Lauren and Lorenzo Ortega Of Lorier Watches
Since the release of the first-generation Neptune, your brand has produced some of the most desirable, but hard to get pieces in the industry. What...
Author: Sanford Boulden
Last Week (In Watches) Today
Keeping it light, I hope everyone is keeping clean and away from danger. The past week in this thing of ours was rapped with closings...
Watch Q & A With Mario Jutronic, Founder Of Marnaut
Marnaut, an independent watch brand founded in 2018, has taken the trend of dive watches and placed a truly unique spin on them. Their first...
Watch Week in Review
Here’s a recap of the big stories in the watch world over the past week. Seiko and Grand Seiko Continuing this years’ frantic release schedule,...
Watch Review : The Marnaut Dark Surge 300 S
Since I’ve started collecting watches, I’ve seen so many videos speaking of Seiko and their SKX line as the quintessential first watch for someone beginning...
Watch Q & A : With Sophy Rindler Of Tockr Watches
There are women, then there are Queens. Sophy Rinder is an all-around badass. Along with being the head of RedBar Miami and the professed Watch Queen, she is also...
The Color of Money: The Rainbow Trend in Watchmaking
The Apple Watch is the most popular wristwatch in the world – outselling all the Swiss manufactures combined in 2019. Purists in watch collecting despise...
Watch Collecting: Three Its The Magic Number
If you’ve been paying attention, all over YouTube there have been several Three Watch Collection videos pop up, all of which featuring authors attempting to...
Watch Review: Rolex Daytona Legibility For $300 – The Balor Manifesto
Balor is a watch brand based in Switzerland that offers two models with Seiko VK64 hybrid movements. They are designed to resemble classic chronographs from...
The Rolex Bubble: Bursting a Bubble Or Bursting Ma Heid
Over the last week, a massive sale from Watchfinder, one of the largest watch retailers in the UK and Europe sparked talk of the Rolex...
Watch Opinion :The Line Between Authentic and Counterfeit
The art of making a mass-produced product your own is a practice that is not unique to watchmaking. When I was younger, we would dye...