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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.
Brew pays tribute to New York's checkered cabs with a 1,000-piece Metric Chrono Taxi, debuting at Windup Watch Fair New York. It comes with a Brew-branded taxi medallion, a checkered caseback, and the Metric's proven formula. Here is our hands-on look.
The Farr & Swit B Sides Berry 4 Breast Cancer is a bigger, bolder Mix Tape watch that supports the American Cancer Society. Read the hands-on review.
Santurce Collection's Picúa takes its cues from the 1960s Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Barakuda and reworks them through a Puerto Rican lens: a 39mm, 300m diver with a Swiss Sellita SW200-B, a DLC bezel insert, and bold block indices, all for $949. It isn't flawless, but it's one o...
The MAD1S is fun, but it's a lot of watch to wear. After striking out in several lotteries, I finally got the MAD2 Live, M.A.D. Editions' more wearable follow-up with a vinyl record-inspired dial, a bi-directional jump hour, and a La Joux-Perret movement. Here's how it compares.
Sheffield's newest watch donates $100 per watch to the Brian LaViolette Scholarship Foundation. Read our hands-on review of the MecaQuartz chronograph.
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...
Is the $90 Casio Duro dive watch actually worth it? Our hands-on review breaks down the specs, colorways, and best replacement straps for this budget icon.
A big, striking forged carbon diver with a lume performance strong enough to get spotted across a city street at night. Now sold out across all three colorways, so the secondary market is the only way in, but the dual-strap setup and 300m water resistance make the case for hun...
A jump hour homage to the vintage Amida Digitrend, built to be glanced at from a driver's seat rather than read from across a room. It shares suspiciously similar hardware with at least one other brand's take on the same concept, so we put the two side by side to see where the...