by Tyler Frederick A nod to the Wittnauer “Skin Diver” ref. 4000 The recurring theme for my recent articles is the Toronto Timepiece Show. So much happened in three days, so many watches were on my wrist (sometimes three or more at once), and I had so much fun. I had the pleasure of seeing so many familiar faces and making new friends, but it’s … Continue reading The vintage-inspired Belhamel Contra A39
by Tyler Frederick Bold and Bronze Watches bring people together. For the last year or so, I’ve enjoyed working with Selten and reviewing their stunning Series 00 and M1 Moonphase collections. During the week of the Toronto Timepiece Show, Selten and Atelier Wen held an event at the Walrus Pub & Beer Hall, where I could finally meet Leo, the founder of Selten, and Kristine, … Continue reading Selten Salvage Bronze Blue Cave
Inspired by Japanese History Following hard on the success of their first release—the MB1—Henry and Austin, of Monbrey Watches, probe the era of the first shogunate. The MB2 is replete with design language and visual cues referencing the Kenkyū, particularly that of samurai weaponry and armour. The angular aesthetics (which have come to characterize Monbrey), paired with the elegance of the two dial types, make … Continue reading Monbrey MB2
