By Wesley Wright Watch brand with a story I have a love for watch brands with a story. These stories usually translate into a display of passion in their construction. Orion Watches was born of this passion, and through Nick, its founder, it aims to bring more horology back to the United States. This is reflected in the way the lineup has taken shape, from … Continue reading Orion Hellcat 36: Purple Perfection
By Brent Robillard Fears’ first solo high complication is beautiful, compact, and exceptionally expensive. Its most interesting feature may be the debate it opens about how collectors value independent watchmaking. How much is independence worth? Fears made my job difficult with the Brunswick 39 Perpetual Calendar. I went into my Geneva appointment ready to scrutinize a £26,950 stainless-steel watch powered by a modular movement. I … Continue reading The Fears Brunswick 39 Perpetual Calendar and the price of moving upmarket
By Stephen Nichols Break out the macro lens When I photograph most watches, I go into macro mode because I like it. Some watches demand macro and actually earn it. This Sero Watch Company was one of those. The kind that should ship with a loupe so you can properly admire the engraved Breguet numerals, the vertical brushing, the heat blued handset. I said as … Continue reading Sero Watch Company Golden Signature: A Review I Didn’t Plan on Writing
