Isotope Marks 10 Years with Five New Releases Across Moonshot, Mercury, and Flyway Collections

By Brent Robillard Tin Anniversary Isotope has been particularly active throughout its tenth anniversary year. The independent British brand, led by founder José Miranda, has steadily expanded its catalogue over the past decade without ever really settling into one predictable aesthetic lane. That was evident again during Watches and Wonders week in Geneva, where I had the chance to see several of these new releases … Continue reading Isotope Marks 10 Years with Five New Releases Across Moonshot, Mercury, and Flyway Collections

Tennet Argonaut: A Design-Driven Dive Watch with Personality

Article by Marc Levesque; photography by Bob Allaby Worth the wait I had the chance to write about Tennet in late 2024 for an article published on Worn & Wound. It was part of my monthly Micro-Brand Digest column, and I selected Tennet because their watches genuinely stood out as well-designed and authentic. They are also good value, which is increasingly rare these days. You … Continue reading Tennet Argonaut: A Design-Driven Dive Watch with Personality

Watches and Wonders 2026 Was Not Boring: You Just Had to Look Beyond the Big Brands

by Brent Robillard Echoes I spend too much time on social media. In my defence, I rarely doom scroll. I tell myself I am doing research, keeping up with the pulse of the hobby, and paying attention to how enthusiasts are reacting to what brands are making. Some of that is true. I do enjoy the conversation. But platforms like Instagram and YouTube have a … Continue reading Watches and Wonders 2026 Was Not Boring: You Just Had to Look Beyond the Big Brands