Compact dimensions, hardened steel and a handsome sandwich dial give Héron’s latest release the character of a vintage exploration watch with the practical specifications of a modern daily wearer. By Brent Robillard The age of exploration It has been rewarding to watch Héron find its footing over the past few years. The Montreal company has moved quickly, but there is a growing sense of continuity … Continue reading Hands-on with the Héron Continental
by Tyler Frederick Golden Hour Christmas and the holidays are my favourite time of the year. It’s an opportunity to look back through that year, reflecting on the accomplishments, the new friends, and the memories made with old ones. During my time of reflection, I connected with the Japanese brand Outline and made new friends. I managed to get my hands on their Series I … Continue reading Outline Series I Chronograph Review: Gold, Memory, and Motorsport
by Brent Robillard Dress watch with a party trick There’s something undeniably charming about a dress watch that doesn’t take itself too seriously. Sure, you can chase the classical three-handers and ultra-thin hand-wound fare. But every now and then, a watchmaker dares to slip a little mischief beneath the cuff. With the Mirabel GMT, Canadian brand Héron has done just that—taking a complication typically found … Continue reading Héron Mirabel GMT
