Best Microbrand Field Watches Under $1,000: 13 Watches We Would Actually Recommend

by Brent Robillard In praise of independents For much of their history, field watches were modest instruments. They were compact, legible, durable, and inexpensive enough to be issued as equipment. Decoration was secondary. Complications were generally unnecessary. The watch had one job, and it needed to perform that job reliably. That basic formula remains intact, although the prices surrounding it have changed. A budget of … Continue reading Best Microbrand Field Watches Under $1,000: 13 Watches We Would Actually Recommend

This Week in Time (January 10th -16th)

Welcome back to This Week in Time. Your time matters to us, and we’re committed to keeping this space sharp, thoughtful, and easy to read. Below, you’ll find a quick, curated summary of everything we’ve published this week—your ready-made guide to the conversations, releases, and reviews shaping the watch world right now… and a little more. The YEMA Skin Diver Slim Bronze CMM.20 Before I even … Continue reading This Week in Time (January 10th -16th)

Hands on with the Mudita Radiant

by Vincent Deschamps Essentialism In some instances minimalist design is perceived as being the absence of things. It isn’t “less is more” but “nothing is better” which can come across as being reductive in many instances. Yet some folks define minimalism as being essentialism—in other words, only what is essential is visible and what is absolutely necessary is present. From a visual art perspective, a … Continue reading Hands on with the Mudita Radiant