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About two weeks ago, we reviewed here on this website the watch ‘A Perfect Useless Afternoon’ by the British microbrand…

The German-Swiss watch company Davosa is well-known and usually doesn’t require an introduction. But if you’ve just come from a…

About two months ago, we wrote here in the magazine about a new watch by the British microbrand watchmaker Mr…

We received the Bremoir Lexington watch for review. Now, we have a lot to tell about, especially if you’re into the classic and Art Deco watches style.

How does the saying go?
You can tell how much fun a watch is by the amount of lume it has? Maybe not, but that scale can certainly be applied to the American Farr & Swit Wayfinder watch.

These are, for all intents and purposes, watches appropriately made, with appreciable technical content, but speaking the same language as the people transitioning from smartphones and smartwatches to something different. And this model from Gravithin, named Argo/Argomatic, does just that.

Ichnos (a Greek term for “footprint” – the original name for Sardinia) is a pretty recent horology microbrand, created on…

Much like the many, if not all, micro-brands, SOVRYGN was established by an enthusiast of limited-edition watches. The man behind the…

Another great microbrand watch from the vision of one man. AEVIG dates back to 2013 and was started by…

Formex is a Swiss brand that until very recently I was totally unaware of.