Don Evans
I've been an avid watch lover since the age of 7. Watches are not only my hobby but a passion. My favorite style used to be dive watches, but field or non bezel watches have been growing on me. When I'm not reviewing watches I am either cooking or with family and friends.
Aubert Freres Durand
Its funny how sometimes you can come across a watch brand that has history dating back to 1881, yet have never heard of it. With the amount of watch brands out there though, it’s just hard to keep track of every one, no matter how old they might be. That brings me to the watch and brand I am reviewing today, the Aubert Freres Durand. Aubert Freres has quite a history as well. Here is the lin...
Helberg CH8 Watch Review
In the micro brand world there are a few extremely popular watch brands, and this one I am discussing today, Helberg, is near the top for sure. For those not familiar, Helberg is sort of the sister brand of H2O watches. Both are geared mainly towards dive watches, though Helberg did release a model that was more a pilot style. The difference between the two is there are not as many options with He...
Erroyl Heritage Royal 300 Watch Review
Let’s get dressed up!!! That is something I do not say often. These days I do not have to get dressed up that often, but I can say that putting on the Erroyl Heritage 300 had me looking at the girlfriend and saying lets get dressed up and go for a night on the town. Maybe you get dressed up more often, whether for work or play, and a nice affordable dress watch will fit right into your rotat...
Stuckx “The Bull” Chronograph Prototype Review
Stuckx “The Bull” Chronograph Prototype Review Find the Stuckx “The Bull” on KickStarter HERE Its not often we get prototypes in for review, but this time we are fortunate to show you the Stuckx Bullhead Chronograph with the Mecha-Quartz movement. Stephan Trimbos, of Stuckx watches, is a great guy and he started his company out of the passion he has for watches and wanted t...
Tire’d Watch Company Rapide Watch Review
When it comes to a watch that is rugged looking and can handle a lot of impact, most people would look to a G-shock. But these days, watch enthusiasts are looking for something a little more “collector” orientated, or one that has many of the things we look for in a more upscale watch, but with that rugged and hard use quality built in. Swiss Army has come out with a watch called the I...
Zinvo Blade Watch Review
**Update 9/4/2018 ** In a previous update, we mentioned that there were many complaints about the Zinvo Company. Zinvo reached out and asked if we could convey that they have hired a customer service team and are working hard to improve service. So, there you go. That is what the company has told me. As far as anything else, I still say do your research before you buy this or any product. W...
Magrette Dual Time Watch Review
I am a big fan of Magrette Watches, and I have been for a long time. I have followed the brand, owned and reviewed many of their watches since their inception, and they always seem to deliver a great watch for a not so large price point. (Magrette does make many limited edition watches, such as hand engraved models and others, that do have a higher price tag) One of their newest offerings is the M...
Blacklist Phantom P2.1 Watch Review
“I’ve been blacklisted from Hop Sings!!!!” Wait… What!!?? Well, that is what Elaine’s boyfriend in Seinfeld said to her, when she got him in trouble with his favorite Chinese Restaurant. So, why name a watch brand Blacklist? The owner, Justin, describes it as representative of never backing down, and a symbol to remind you that anything is possible and the underdog w...
Athaya Vintage Lamafa Watch Review
If you are a fan of vintage looking watches, especially a fan of the vintage Seiko 6105-8110 diver, but would rather something a little more modern in terms of materials, then you are probably going to love the Athaya Vintage Lamafa. Athaya is a brand out of Indonesia, and this is their second model. Their first was a Laco Pilot homage. Now, while this is an homage, it is an homage of a piece that...
Hager Watches Commando Professional Watch Review
Hager Watches was founded in 2009 by Pierre Brown, or as he likes to be called, Pete. Their first model was the Commando series, which was a Mil-Sub homage with a Seagull auto and came in around $260. It was a nice enough watch, and a good entry point for the brand. But the Commando Professional series is definitely a step up for the brand, and a much higher quality watch, with a HGR 52 movem...
Momentum M1 Mini Ladies Watch Review
Today I discuss something not normally seen in a WatchReport hands on review; a ladies watch. But hey, women like watches too, and Momentum makes a very nice classic sized diver in the form of the M1 Mini (amongst a few other ladies watches). With a retail price of $185 on the bracelet (as reviewed), and a around $130 for the rubber strap version, it is certainly not going to break the bank, and f...
Titoni Seascoper Watch Review
Today I get to share with you a brand that you are probably not familiar with. As a matter of fact, I had never heard of it myself. Which is surprising seeing as the company has been producing watches since 1919. Well, kind of. In 1919 Fritz Schluep started making watches in Grenchen, Switzerland. In 1952, they transitioned officially to Titoni. Today, they are still making quality Swiss Made Watc...