by Brent Robillard Adding a Bit of Bronze and Class There’s a particular kind of watch that doesn’t shout about what it is. It doesn’t overwhelm the wrist with oversized specs or demand attention with radioactive lume. Instead, it slides in under the radar, confident enough to let design and detail do the talking. The new VERO x Wildwood Studio Edition is exactly that kind … Continue reading A Look at the VERO x Wildwood Studio Edition Bronze
Article by Marc Levesque; photography by Brent Robillard AC1 Chronograph In 1994, my obsession with watches was in its infancy. Back then, I was still in school but worked part-time at a bookstore to fund my watch purchases, and… um, studies. My knowledge of horology was limited to what I could find in the mall where I worked. I had my eye on a specific … Continue reading Anders & Co. AC1 Chronograph
by Brent Robillard A Modern Tool Watch Rooted in Heritage There’s something satisfying about a watch that knows exactly what it is. The MKII Fulcrum 39mm isn’t trying to be flashy or trend-setting—it’s just a solid, thoughtfully made tool watch. I’ve had the No Date 12-Hour bezel model in for review for a over a week now, and it’s quietly impressed me in a way … Continue reading Hands-On with the MKII Fulcrum 39mm
