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Marathon 41MM OSAR-D: In review
41mm Original SAR w/ Date (OSAR-D) Marathon’s new OSAR-D (Original Search and Rescue with Date) takes a watch originally built for Canadian SAR techs and updates it without losing the core of what...
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Marathon 46mm CSAR Chronograph: in review
Marathon doesn’t do “pretty.” Their watches—long a collectors’ favorite—are built for tough situations like search and rescue operations or intense games of Settlers of Catan. That’s why I like the...
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Withings ScanWatch 2: in review
The crew over at Withings make all manner of gadgets and gear that can help you quantify and track your health and life. For us, of course, we are partial to the watches. Their ScanWatch Horizon...
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2Rise Naturals Relief Rub: in review
It’s a fact of life – as you go along, you’re going to pick up aches and pains. Some are explainable, and others are just there waiting for you when you get up in the morning. There are a variety of...
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Casio Edifice Sospensione HRC: In Review
Yesterday, we talked to you about a solar-powered watch, albeit one without any external time-syncing to keep it accurate. Well, if you want something that can talk to your phone (to keep it on time,...
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Tissot PR516: in review
Back at the start of the year, we brought you word of some new additions to the Tissot PR516 collection (you can see that here). We actually hadn’t seen this watch in person before, and were able to...
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WITHit Deca Smartwatch: in review
Just as with traditional watches (be they mechanical or quartz), there are a wide variety of options when it comes to smart watches. You can get the same watch everyone has (whether you rock an iPhone...
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Brunt Workwear Sullivan Boots: in review
Earlier this week, we told you about a deal that Brunt Workwear was running on their waterproof boots. In that post, I teased that while John had reviewed a pair of their boots already, we had another...
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Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda PF Sport Chronograph: in review
In June of last year, I surprised even myself by writing about a chronograph, the Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda PF Sport Chronograph (you can see that here). It’s not that I don’t like watches from...
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Mido Ocean Star 39: in review
Back in September 2024, we brought you word (seen here) of one of the more interesting dials that we’ve seen on the Mido Ocean Star lineup. For those unfamiliar, the Ocean Star line is where all of...
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Zenith Defy Skyline Chronograph Skeleton: in review
Earlier this year, the Zenith Defy Skyline Chronograph Skeleton launched at LVMH Watch Week. When the opportunity came up to get a loaner in for a few days, we agreed, given how much we liked the...
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The AIGI Satellite Ground Station II: In review
The AIGI Satellite Ground Station II is a watch that merges technology-inspired design with everyday wearability. Influenced by satellite ground stations, it reflects both their aesthetics and...
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Brunt Workwear Scott Jacket: in review
You might say, for being some deskbound techheads like John and I, reviewing gear from Brunt Workwear doesn’t make a lot of sense. However, gear that’s designed for the jobsite means it’ll stand up to...
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iLive 45″ Soundbar: budget sound in review
One of the best things you can do for your TV setup at home is to get a soundbar attached. Sure, the TV has speakers built in, but with modern, thin TVs, the sound is going to be pretty tinny. A...
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Luminox Recon Point Man: In review
Luminox is well known for their wild lume. Based on tritium tubes, each Luminox watch is a jungle of light, with little colorful bulbs of tritium grass offering unparalleled night visibility. Their...
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Armitron Pulse: in review
Here at WWR, we tend to focus on watches that we like and wear – which means they’re predominately watches that guys wear. Many of the ones from Armitron we’ve reviewed have fit that mold (with one...
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Ciga Design Z Hunter: in review
Back at the start of the month, we brought you word of the new crowd funding project for the Ciga Design Z Hunter (you can see that here). In that article, we teased that we were working on a full...
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Citizen Promaster Layers of Time: in review
Back in the spring of 2024, Citizen released a collection of watches to celebrate Citizen’s 100th annivesary – the Layers of Time collection (more on those here). All of them feature intricate (and...
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Doxa Sub 200 C-Graph II Caribbean: in review
The Doxa Sub 200 C-Graph II Caribbean is a refined, slightly downsized take on Doxa’s well-known chronograph lineup. With a 42mm case, bold dial styling, and reliable Swiss movement, this...
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Cuervo y Sobrinos Buceador Caribe: in review
Lately, we’ve been able to start getting a closer look at the different range of watches from Cuervo y Sobrinos (you can see those here). Today, we’re going to be walking you through two different...
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