Article by Marc Levesque; photography by Bob Allaby More Than the Sum of Its Parts When Erebus first launched, you could tell that the people behind the brand had handled countless watches and knew exactly what they wanted to bring to the table. The term “spec monster” immediately came to mind. The original Origin was packed with the sort of specifications enthusiasts tend to tick … Continue reading Erebus Origin 40 Gen 2 Hands-On Review
by Brent Robillard Sometimes the most familiar technology deserves a second look We stop noticing some technologies because of their ubiquity. We take them granted because they work so well. Anti-lock brakes, for instance. Wi-Fi. GPS. Or, for watch nerds, Eco-Drive. Until the Citizen PHOTON arrived on my desk, I had never really thought much about what was happening beneath the dial of an Eco-Drive … Continue reading Citizen Eco-Drive PHOTON 50th Anniversary Limited Edition Hands-On
by Brent Robillard Behind every medal I’ll admit it: by the time the FIFA World Cup wrapped up, I was ready for something different. It was a remarkable tournament in many respects, but also one that occasionally reminded me how exhausting professional sport can become. Endless officiating debates, VAR controversies, and the relentless pressure that accompanies the world’s biggest sporting event often seemed to overshadow … Continue reading Longines and the Commonwealth Games: Precision, Fairness, and the HydroConquest Glasgow 2026 in Review
