The Stradale is a new automatic wristwatch by Autodromo, as with all of the designs from the company the Stradale is designed to evoke the styling queues of dashboard instruments on vintage Italian sports cars. The face of the Stradale is covered with a dome of sapphire crystal, the hour markers sit on a glass…
The Sicura Instalite is a watch with an interesting history behind it – it’s the first mechanical wristwatch ever made with a separate electrical system for backlighting. Although you may never have heard of the Sicura before the company is actually closely related to Breitling, in 1979 when Breitling went bankrupt due to the challenge…
The Model 1 watch strap by Worn & Wound was released a couple of years ago now, it quickly became a very popular addition to the wrists of vintage watch collectors in the United States and around the world. The new Model 2 strap is the result of the experiences gained with its predecessor, it’s…
Smith & Wesson is a company more famous for its firearms than for its timepieces, that said, if you need a watch for active weekends and don’t want to risk your more expensive dress watches this could be the perfect thing to have on your wrist. The one you see here is a vintage model that’s…
Watch collecting is a pastime (probably an affliction) that many of us subscribe to, the age of the internet has made it remarkably simple to find and collect interesting time pieces from around the world – the only real problem is what do do with them once you have them. The new Watch Fold by…
The Contatempo Scuderia Dashboard Collection is a series of Swiss watches designed to evoke the spirit of the original analog dashboard gauges from the golden era of motorsport. Each timepiece has a Val Suisse 3H automatic movement, a stainless steel case, an enamel dial, a sapphire crystal face and a crown positioned at the 6…
The new Bell & Ross GMT-TWG is a limited edition model that’ll only be sold through online retailer The Watch Gallery, the rather lengthy full-name of the model is Bell & Ross BR03-51 GMT-TWG Limited Edition and the choice to sell it exclusively online through a single retailer offers an interesting look into the shifting…
The Omega Seamaster Bullhead is an unusual offering from the famous Swiss watchmaker, it’s based on the now iconic 1969 Seamaster Bullhead and the two watches share an immediately obvious family resemblance. The original ’69 Bullhead was fitted with a movement that required manual winding and offered twin sub-dials, a date window and a crown…
The classic telemeter chronograph wristwatch isn’t quite as common now as it used to be, for the uninitiated the red dial on the watch face is the telemeter scale, it functions as a method of measuring distance using the second hand of the watch to monitor time. The telemeter has a multitude of measuring…
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 any structural or even superficial damage. It was named for the Supermarine S.6, a pre-WWII single-engined, single-seat racing seaplane built by Supermarine Aviation Works – the same company that would develop the…
The Jack Heuer Carrera is one of the only watches in the current TAG Heuer model line that has the classic “Heuer” badge, a logo you’ll recognise if you’ve seen any motor racing events from the ’50s, ’60s or 70’s – before Heuer was bought by TAG in 1985. The watch features the Calibre 17…
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 away some of their great gear to our readers, so here’s the deal: Take a look at the stuff we’ve featured here and decide which you’d find the most useful, then…
