Michael Vinovich
By day, Michael works in IT for a large Canadian company. By night, he tries to absorb all the information he can about watches from as many sources as possible. He is fascinated by horology because, at their best, watches represent functional art that lives with you; a small, personal, delight that surprises you many times through the day.
Christopher Ward Trident C65 Trident Automatic – Review
Luxury brands sell you an experience as much as they sell you a watch. The vicarious adventure-by-association experience of climbing a mountain, diving beneath the waves, or of piloting an airplane is a large part of many watch brands’ DNA
Hamilton Khaki Field Watch Review
“Military influence on fashion is so pervasive we are almost blind to it.” Alice Fisher There is a built-in contradiction to wearing a military-themed field watch. Wearing a watch (any watch) is a choice these days. It, hopefully, says something positive about
Omega Seamaster Diver 300M: A Week on the Wrist
Just as Pierce Brosnan’s tenure as James Bond came to an end, the Seamaster he made famous is being replaced by a new watch which, like Daniel Craig, is an improvement over its predecessor in many ways. In a word,
Book Review: A Man and His Watch: Iconic Watches and Stories from The Men Who Wore Them
A Man and His Watch entered its second printing this year after selling out of its first run last October. A coffee table book for the WIS crowd, it struck a chord with watch lovers and, if the response to
A Week on the Wrist: Hamilton Jazzmaster GMT World
If there was a school for this complication, I would have to be placed in a remedial class for it. Setting up a GMT - let alone reading off time zones like a pro - hasn’t been an easy task