by Nick Warner | Aug 23, 2017 | Reviews
We first covered the Superellipse from Jubileon one year ago with their first Kickstarter campaign. I loved the design which was both fresh and timeless. Unfortunately as sometimes happens, the watch was overlooked by crowdfunders and Jubileon had to go back to the... 
by Nick Warner | Apr 10, 2017 | Reviews
The Phoibos Ocean Master is a fantastic example of the rise of quality Chinese watchmaking. Phoibos founders Ethan Guo and Emily Feng have set out to offer a solid, reliable, classic watch at a reasonable price to global consumers. The total number of watches produced... 
by Nick Warner | Jan 30, 2017 | Reviews
What do you get when you make a dive watch in the mountains? If you’re Draken Watches, you’ll get something a little like the Tugela. Dive watches have come a long way since 1932 when Omega introduced the Marine, considered by many to be the first... 
by Nick Warner | Dec 12, 2016 | Reviews
Quartz micros often get bit of a hard time from watch nerds but I’ve come to realise they serve a valuable role for watch fans. I’ve reviewed many watches here on MBWW but the iKi Studio A Series is the first that my wife has shown any interest in.... by Nick Warner | Nov 14, 2016 | Reviews
I don’t think any other micro brand watch has drawn as much attention as the Nereid Argo from Tangramatic. The questions come as soon as it gets noticed (which has been often!) What is it? Where do I get one? Once again, a big thanks to Jeff from Jeff... 
