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Sinn 656s.
My trusty Sinn 656s – a gift from my wife last year – has served me faithfully day in and day out. I love it for many reasons – its clean and understated aesthetic, its history, and the brand’s...
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Stowa Marine Original II.
The Stowa Marine Original is a watch I’ve had my eye on for some time. I particularly like the clarity and readability of the watch face, which is based off old German naval observation clocks. Last...
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Omega Railmaster.
The Railmaster was first released in 1957 as part of the famous Omega technical “master” triumvirate, alongside the Seamaster and the Speedmaster models. The Railmaster heralded a double-housing case...
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Damasko DA-36.
Damasko has just announced that they’re bringing back the DA-36/37 models after discontinuing them for a short time. The DA-36 is my favorite of the German company’s offerings, mostly for its...
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Meistersinger No. 03.
I have to admit that this particular watch design took awhile to grow on me. I first discovered Meistersinger while browsing WatchBuys (the site where my Sinn was purchased from) and the lack of a...
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Seiko SNZG15K1.
Lily entrusted me with the task of choosing a watch for her dad’s birthday this year. The challenges I faced with this selection were twofold: firstly, it had to be something that he’d like to wear,...
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Sinn U1.
I’m not as big a fan of divers as I am of aviator watches, as I prefer cleaner faces… that being said, the Sinn U1 is starting to really grow on me. Technologically, this watch boasts the kinds of...
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Sinn 358 Jubilaum.
Sinn is releasing this gorgeous 358 Jubilaum watch to celebrate their 50th anniversary. It’s limited to 500 units – thus, WatchBuys (the only authorized US dealer for Sinn) is taking preorders on it...
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