I can't believe how much I liked this watch. I spent two weeks with this amazing Rolex Datejust Ref. 1601 from Theo & Harris and it blew my mind.
Talking ADs, Social Media and Homage Watches with Christian Zeron from Theo & Harris
A few days ago I spoke with Christian Zeron from Theo & Harris about social media, the plight of ADs and homage watches.
Inside & Out Vintage: Tudor Prince Oysterdate from Theo & Harris
When Theo & Harris said they were going to send me two vintage watches for review, I had no idea it would be this. This Tudor Prince Oysterdate is one of the most impressive vintage watches I've ever seen.
A Moment in Time: Graham Chronofighter Nose Art Anna
The Graham Chronofighter Nose Art is a fascinating watch with its left hand chronograph layout and beautiful pin-up girl design.
Why Modern Reissues Don't Excite Me
After a few months of pondering, I've finally figured out why I'm not excited by vintage reissues, no matter how great the individual watches may be.
Inside & Out: Frederique Constant Flyback Manufacture Chronograph
The Frederique Constant Flyback Chronograph is the most affordable flyback chronograph on the market by several thousands of dollars, but is it value proposition?
A Brief History of the Rolex Milgauss
The Rolex Milgauss has never been the most popular Rolex but it deserves a place in history as the first Rolex to have anti-magnetic capabilities.
Lost to Time: Angelus
Angelus was one of the greatest chronograph manufacturers of the 20th Century. What happened to make them change from making functional chronographs to haute horology?
Inside & Out: Stowa Marine Original Silver
The Stowa Marine Original is a stunning watch with an exceptional price, once again proving that Germany knows how to provide value in watchmaking.
A Brief History of the Rolex Turn-o-graph
The Rolex Turn-o-graph is the black sheep of the Rolex family. Despite being the first serially produced Rolex with a rotating bezel, it has never found a loving audience. Why?