In the not so distant past we spent some time talking about the new Shinola Runwell Watch. There were a lot of things to love about that watch--especially the fact that it's built in Detroit. Because of the quality, attention to detail and US production, Shinola was tapped by a huge Detroit powerhouse to produce a watch for a pretty momentous occasion. The 50th Anniversary of the original pony car, the Mustang, is in 2014, and Ford had Shinola produce 1,000 special edition watches to commemorate it. It's decked out almost exactly like you'd expect a Mustang watch to be: mustang logo, stainless case with rotating top ring, domed sapphire dial and black leather strap. Much like the Mustang itself, this quality piece of machinery won't murder your bank account.
The giant TSOVET timing gauges built like tanks are phenomenal. They're huge statement pieces that almost double as a trip to the gym for your off hand. That's great for most situations, but sometimes the only statement worth making is a more minimal one. The SVT-CN38 is the watch for just such an occasion. It's still ... continue reading
You probably already know the benefits of using whiskey stones instead of ice in your drink. Basically, they cool your drink without watering it down so you get all the flavor you expect at a bit more pleasant temperature. With these Icon Whiskey Stones, you can add a bit more fun to your boozing experience. Available ... continue reading
Dropping a cool thou on a watch is not something to be taken lightly. But based on our thoughts--and those of our contemporaries--if you're going to do it you should definitely put the new Xetum Kendrick collection at the top of the consideration list. Based on a modern take of a vintage automotive dial, these watches ... continue reading
It takes a considerably large set of balls to up and decide you want to make your own watch. It takes even more to decide that you're going to make nine different watches with an even larger collection of straps, but that's exactly what Robert Willis decided to do. Nine unique watch designs inspired by and named after ... continue reading
Michael Saiger designs some really freaking cool wrist candy with his label MIANSAI. Bullets, nautical anchors, cuffs, rope, and fishing hooks are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to available options, and that's without getting into the specialty pieces. There are literally hundreds of different options when ... continue reading
We look at a lot of pretty pictures on the Internet every day. Most of them are related to cool products, and we share the good ones with you. The Shinola Runwell Watch came way out of left field. Right off the bat, there is absolutely nothing about this watch that we don't like. The leather strap is premium Horween. ... continue reading
The Quad watch from Nixon isn't new. The slim profile, minimalist military watch was available before in a variety of band and face colors and styles. What wasn't available before now was the black face with yellow hand accents and, most importantly, nylon woodland camo strap. Like most other Nixon products, The Quad ... continue reading
Jack Spade is a brand that most of you reading this are already familiar with. You might have a wallet made out of cork or decorated like postcards, a camo iPhone hard case or one of those sweet sets of "Nice Parking" cards sitting on your dresser right now, but that's not all that's going to be there for long because ... continue reading
When you spend a decent amount of your well-earned money on a nice timepiece, you want it to be one that gets noticed. Los Angeles based Refined Hardware has set out to make beautiful and unique watches that will get noticed for their design, craftsmanship, and luxurious appeal. Their Harbinger Edition is made-to-order ... continue reading
Giving back to a seriously worthy charity while at the same time getting something sweet in return is a win-win. Minuteman Watches are crafted right in the good ole US of A, and a portion of the sales will go to benefit disabled vets (as in veterans, not the people who treat your sick dog, though they deserve recognition ... continue reading
The idea of taking a vintage watch and putting a shiny new strap on it is nothing new. Throne Watches is going about the whole thing in a slightly different way, though. You won't find any watches badged Rolex, or Omega, or IWC, or Panerai. What you will find is a few numbers from Casio, some unpronounceable foreign ... continue reading
If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then Form Function Form has some serious admirers because a certain Kickstarter project ripped off their Button-Stud Weekender design wholesale. Rather than supporting an obvious charlatan (we've always wanted to have a reason to use that in a sentence), buy the original ... continue reading
Not to get all "fashion-y," but don't listen to anyone that tells you "____ is the new black." They're lying. Nothing is ever the new black. Except black. Black is the new black. For those of you out there looking for a new watch, the Citizen Eco Drive Stealth will fill every black need you have. It's black on black ... continue reading
TSOVET has never been a company that made run of the mill watches. Every piece that comes out their lab is based on something that feels familiar, but just different enough with all the TSOVET touches to be completely unique. The SVT-DW44 is no different. It's got all the details and precision you're used to in a traditional ... continue reading
We've been big fans of Military Watch Co. (MWC) for a while, but after this watch it borders on obsession. The watches designed by MWC are all fantastic, but the primary reason we really love this one is because it bears a striking resemblance to a Rolex. In our opinion, getting a 46mm 21 jewel automatic watch with ... continue reading
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