S2000 Supermarine by Bremont
The S2000 Supermarine Automatic is a timepiece made by British watchmakers Bremont, remarkably it’s been tested to a depth of 2,000 meters (or 6,560 ft.) without…
Watches
TAG Heuer Carrera – Jack Heuer Edition
The Jack Heuer Carrera is one of the only watches in the current TAG Heuer model line that has the classic “Heuer” badge, a…
The Huckberry Black Collection
In the lead up to Christmas we’ve been working with the team at Huckberry to see if we can find a way to give…
Watch Roll by Worn & Wound
The Watch Roll by Worn & Wound is a carrying solution for people with 2 or more watches that they need to keep safe…
CT Scuderia Master Time Automatic
The CT Scuderia Master Time Automatic is one of the newer offerings from the boutique Italian watchmaker, it has a 25-jewel automatic Swiss movement that…
Horween Leather NATO Watch Straps by Worn & Wound
The new run of Horween Leather NATO watch straps by Worn & Wound have been featured before here on Silodrome, I have one myself…
Timex Sport Watch
When it comes to watches, we often fall into the trap of thinking that expensive = better. Although this is often true, there are…
The Brakeman Watch by Shinola
The Brakeman is one of the newest designs from Shinola, the Detroit based watchmaker that’s been selling watches faster than it can make them…
Bremont Victory
The Bremont Victory is a wristwatch for men who appreciate history – specifically British Naval History. Any one who’s ever been to London has…
Horween Leather Watch Straps by Worn & Wound
This is the all-new Horween watch strap by Worn & Wound out of Brooklyn, NY – We’ve featured the Worn & Wound NYC Nato…
Autodromo Monoposto
The Autodromo Monoposto is a mechanical watch that we featured last year (the now sold out, white dial version), only 500 were produced, 250 in white and 250 in black, and they’re down to the last few still available for sale.
ContaTempo Scuderia
The new Café Racer series of watches by ContaTempo Scuderia are designed to be worn as either wristwatches or around the neck on a lanyard as a stop watch – this strikes me as being quite clever.