by Brent Robillard Classic Flieger Chronograph Gets a Splash of Colour There’s a certain gravitas to a Laco pilot’s watch. Whether it’s the historical B-Uhr heritage or the brand’s understated, function-first design language, Laco doesn’t tend to shout. And yet, with the new Kiel.2 Blau, the German brand adds something unexpected to its chronograph lineup: a vibrant sunray blue dial that balances precision with personality. … Continue reading Laco Kiel.2 Blau
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
by Brent Robillard The dark arts As a long-time fan of Longines, I’ve had the pleasure of reviewing many of their watches, and the Ultra-Chron Carbon is one of the most intriguing pieces I’ve come across, yet. Ordinarily, black watches aren’t my go-to, but this one caught my attention with its bold use of carbon fiber—a first for the brand—and a compelling mix of materials … Continue reading Longines Ultra-Chron Carbon: A Bold Step into Carbon Innovation
