Compact dimensions, hardened steel and a handsome sandwich dial give Héron’s latest release the character of a vintage exploration watch with the practical specifications of a modern daily wearer. By Brent Robillard The age of exploration It has been rewarding to watch Héron find its footing over the past few years. The Montreal company has moved quickly, but there is a growing sense of continuity … Continue reading Hands-on with the Héron Continental
DOXA has partnered once again with California retailer Topper Jewelers to introduce the SUB T.Graph II ‘Great White’ Topper Edition, a limited release of just 100 individually numbered pieces. Inspired by the Great White Sharks that inhabit the Farallon Islands off the coast of Northern California, the watch builds on the recent return of the T.Graph chronograph with an exclusive white-and-blue colour scheme, a no-date … Continue reading DOXA SUB T.Graph II Great White Topper Edition Debuts as 100-Piece Limited Release
by Brent Robillard Back to basics Every once in a while, Rado reminds me why the Captain Cook remains my favourite collection in its catalogue. While the brand continues to push the boundaries of high-tech ceramic—and I genuinely admire much of that work—I keep finding myself drawn back to the stainless steel Captain Cook models. They have a straightforward honesty about them, combining vintage-inspired proportions … Continue reading Hands-On with the New Rado Captain Cook Shimmering Intensity
