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Spotlight: HEINRICH Watches & the Taucher 2 GMT

HEINRICH watches is a independent watch brand from Germany. Designed and developed in Stuttgart, built in Pforzheim in limited series. In this article we’ll learn more about the brand...

The Zero West DB1 Lancaster – True history on the wrist

If you’ve not heard of them before, Zero West are an independent, British watch brand from Hampshire. Their limited-edition watches seamlessly marry the concept of time and place, matching...

£100 - £250

The Accurist Origin Men’s Chronograph – Accurist Get Back To Their Roots

If you’re not from the UK, you’ve probably never heard of Accurist before. But the brand has been around since 1946 when it was founded by Asher and Rebecca...

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The Waldhoff Multimatic II – It’s Complicated…

In a previous review, I said that it can be quite tricky to design a minimalist watch. Well, the same is true for watches that are the exact opposite...

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The Best 5 Field Watches To Take Outdoors – Including The Watch Worn By The SAS!

If there’s one thing a watch collector needs, it’s a decent beater watch. Something that they can wear outdoors when hiking, or just doing manual labour. The obvious choice...

£500 - £1000

The Nove Modena – A Different Take On The Steel Sports Watch

Too often in this industry, I see brands playing it safe and producing watches that are just rehashes of other popular designs. Which is why I really respect those...

£500 - £1000

The Tissot PRX Powermatic 80 – Pure Seventies Funk

When Tissot announced the quartz PRX in 2020, the watch world seemed impressed, an accessible, original Tissot design brought back from the late 70s and reimagined into a modern...

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The Omega Seamaster Diver 300m 007 Edition – James Bond’s Watch In No Time To Die

With each new Bond film comes a new Omega strapped to 007’s wrist. For No Time To Die Omega released a titanium version of the Seamaster Diver 300m. Daniel...

£250 - £500Blog

The Iota GMT Collection – Minimalism Done Right

It’s a tricky thing to design a minimalist watch. And that’s because the fewer elements there are in a design, the harder it is to make them interesting and...

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CODE41 Change The Landscape Of Clocks With The Mecascape

As a watch enthusiast, I often forget that there is more to the world of horology than just watches. Indeed, there are innumerable types of clocks to consider as...

£1000+

The Christopher Ward C65 Sandhurst Series 2 – A Fantastic Value Proposition

When it comes to field watches, the devil is in the details. The design language of these military-inspired pieces tends to be very rigid, which leaves little room for...

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The Manime La F. – An Affordable And Stylish French Dress Watch

Way back when, France used to be one of the main centres for watchmaking in Europe. I actually don’t know if the two things are related but a large...