The MING Polymesh is a 3D-printed Grade 5 titanium watch strap and bracelet hybrid that feels unlike anything else in the watch industry. Built as a print-in-place articulated structure with over 1,700 interconnected elements, the Polymesh brings advanced additive manufacturing, chainmail-inspired mechanics, and programmable material science into a space that has barely changed in decades.

In this video, I take a closer look at what makes the Polymesh so…

The MING Polymesh Is Unlike Anything Else in the Watch Industry

A detailed review of the Otsuka Lotec No. 6, one of the most distinctive Japanese independent watches available today. Designed by Jiro Katayama, the No. 6 combines a double retrograde hours and minutes display, bespoke case architecture, wire lugs, and a deeply industrial design language that makes Otsuka Lotec stand apart from both mainstream brands and many other independents. In this video, I take a close look at the No. 6 while also using it to…

Otsuka Lotec Part 2: No. 6 – The Watch That Best Explains the Brand

I just posted my review of this watch here, which includes a lot of macro footage of the impressive finishing on display throughout the watch.

I figured I'd also share some photographs here since a lot of you might appreciate seeing this watch up close:

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Armin Strom Gravity Equal Force Ultimate Sapphire (Pic Heavy)

Armin Strom is a brand that has lived a few lives already. The first began under the namesake watchmaker, who started with a watch repair and retail store and later became an industry expert in the skeletonization of watches. You can even find Omega…

Armin Strom Gravity Equal Force – The Perfect Entry to High-End Independent Watchmaking

If you’ve been following my reviews for a while, you might recall my reviews of Selten’s Series 00 Meteorite, Salvage Bronze, M1 Moonphase, and Grand Feu Enamel models. Selten, a relatively new microbrand out of…

CNC Guilloché Tahitian Mother of Pearl – Selten x WatchHo & Co "Jui"’s Collector-Inspired Beauty

Specifications : SNR025J1 | Seiko Watch Corporation

Condition: This watch was purchased in November 2022 and has been worn in rotation since. It is a well worn watch with plenty of signs of wear on the case and bracelet – this was not a safe queen. I've tried my best to capture the condition of the watch with my macros lens, which usually exaggerates scratches/scuffs/dings etc. Please see…

FS: Seiko Prospex LX SNR025 Titanium Spring Drive GMT

It is hard to talk about the world of accessible enamel dial watches without mentioning Anordain. They are perhaps one of the earliest brands to operate within the micro-brand landscape and successfully deliver a truly artisanal product. It should come as no surprise that they are always sold out, with build slots typically booked many years in advance. But…

Vitreum FH01 Arctic Blue – The Most Blue-tiful Grand Feu Enamel Dial You’ve Never Heard Of

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Rolex Yachtmaster Titanium 226627 – Review & Photographs