For its part, the Record Heritage Chronograph is a deftly executed recreation with just the right mix of sport and class. And while it might look like a watch that has stepped out of the 1940s, its COSC-certified calibre will remind you that it’s also a chronometer for the modern age. Continue reading Off the Cuff: Longines Record Heritage Chronograph
It all began with a battered Speedmaster and the discovery of a Soviet Luch Moonphase, according to brand founder, Victor S. What am I talking about? The Mu:n Projects Swiss Made Moonphase that has been quietly blowing up Kickstarter this past week. Continue reading On Spec: Mu:n Projects Moonphase
At first blush, there are a lot of similarities between the brand’s first watch, The James, and this more recent offering. Overall case construction comes to mind. The mid-century styling and the round, wire-like lugs are also familiar. The real differences come in the dial and again in the bezel. Continue reading Off the Cuff: The Ossington by Locke & King
