Designed for the field Charlie Paris has been around a long while for a microbrand; however, it is hardly a household name outside of Europe. They produce dozens of different watches for both men and women, from inexpensive quartz offerings to higher end automatics—including a moonphase complication. This is my first time holding one in the metal, and frankly, I am impressed. I wasn’t sure … Continue reading Charlie GR Chronograph
Trackside panache I am rarely surprised by watches. If we accept to review a timepiece, it is because we like it. We’re not into hatcheting someone’s work and dreams. But I have decided that I don’t like the Neotype LM02 Type C chronograph. I love it. The LM02 is the greatest argument one can make for a microbrand. It’s a visual feast in all its … Continue reading Neotype LM02 Type C Chronograph
by Tyler Frederick Old souls As technology evolves and people become increasingly dependent on phones, smartwatches, or anything else that tethers our entire lives, many are choosing an opposing tact–dropping tech and going down a more traditional route. Owning a watch is a perfect example. I love vintage cars, watches, guitars, furniture, and anything with an old soul. In a world that’s changing so quickly–where … Continue reading Wayforth Voyager V1
