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Ming’s new spinoff brand, Donut Watch Co., released just 200 of its red-and-pink Jelly Run at the Windup Watch Fair NYC, and I grabbed one. Here’s my hands-on review, how it compares to my Ming 37.07, and the best strap options for its fixed 18mm lug bars.
A Swiss titanium field watch and a Japanese solar chronograph shouldn't have much in common, but both have become go-to grab-and-go hiking watches, crossing the Atlantic through UK trails alike. We put the Seiko SSC961 and Formex Field Automatic Basalt Grey side by side to see...
Doxa sliced the pie pieces of its SUB series thin. SUB 300 Beta sits between the SUB 300 and 300T, but adds modern updates. Read my hands-on review here.
I bought a Nixon when I graduated, making it my taproot watch. The Supremacy is the current Swiss Made automatic flagship model. Read my hands-on review.
Nodus Nomad watches survived 2 weeks in the Gobi Desert on StrapHabit straps, worn by explorers on camelback. Read the hands-on review of production models.
When Tudor released the Pelagos FXD with fixed lug bars, I didn't quite get it. Fast forward to 2026, and I ended up buying one. Read the hands-on review.
Spinnaker teamed up with Seconde/second for another play on a famous watch (and great use of lume) with the 2025 Fleuss 40 Automatic SP-5170-11A.
I've reviewed Turtles, but Seiko also makes great field watches like the Tortoise. What I didn't know is that it's not just a Turtle with a compass bezel.
Spinnaker offers watches from traditional to wild, with a focus on dive watches. The Fleuss is named after diving expert Henry Albert Fleuss.
Hands-on review of the green bezel Rolex Sub. I've seen it referred to as Kermit, or Cermit, but mostly Starbucks. Learn about the crown's dive watch.