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Christopher Ward C1 Loco Classic: High Horology Is Attainable
So, what else could one of the most popular independent brands in the entire world can do? Well, they can create the C1 Loco Classic, which seems like a direct response to the naysayers and the doubters of the C1 Loco Classic. Yes, Christopher Ward is unapologetically a brand which is known for their sports watches, but with this newest release, they are showing themselves to be just as capable of creating a dress watch that even the hardcore purists would wear on their wrist

Jilliano Romano
1 day ago


Major Microbrand Watch Releases: Vario, Isotope, Monbrey, & More!
As watch enthusiasts, it’s great to stay updated, but realistically, there’s only so many watches we can track. So, I have made the ultimate sacrifice… and taken it upon myself to research some truly awesome brands, and condense it into one article. I know, I’m a saint!
All jokes aside, it was great to put together this list, and I enjoyed talking with over a dozen brand owners.

Jilliano Romano
Aug 21


Lunar New Year Watches: The Best for 2026
Unlike Christmas or Hanukkah or Ramadan, the revolving door of Zodiac Animals - like this year’s Horse - allows watchmakers and designers to be more creative and go beyond kitsch when creating a watch to honor this annual event. Furthermore, the Zodiac Animals also have different elements. I, for one, am an Earth Tiger, while a relative of mine is a Water Tiger. The fact that we can incorporate elements creates a much richer tapestry for designers when planning ahead for thei

Jilliano Romano
Feb 14


The Great Date Window Debate: Is Less Really More on a Watch Dial?
Watch lovers don’t always agree. That’s part of what makes this world of ticking hands and sweeping seconds so addictive. We argue about quartz versus mechanical, obsess over lug widths, and spend far too long wondering whether an exhibition caseback belongs on a dive watch. But one topic seems to split the room more than most: the date window.
Some see it as a practical touch. A little square of utility. Others see it as a design compromise, a blemish on an otherwise balanc

Bryan
Aug 8, 2025






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