Category: Video

The Mido Decompression timer 1961

11/12/2021

The Mido Decompression timer 1962 ltd edition is a watch that simply exists to make us happy. It has many great functions, such as the famous decompression timer dial, a rotating bezel and even time keeping functionality… of sorts.
Check out my full video review here

Grand Seiko Snowflake SBGA211

22/7/2021

The Spring Drive is a unique movement that combines the high torque of a mechanical watch with the high precision integrated circuit control system of an electronic watch. It intermittently applies a magnetic brake which gives you that absolutely perfect sweep of the seconds hand which is so incredibly calming to watch. The Snowlake is one of the most beautiful watches in the world and I hope you enjoy the video.

Tudor Pelagos LHD - Long term review

22/6/2021

The Tudor Pelagos is the most comfortable watch that I own and it gets more wrist time than any other piece. I love it. I took my time reviewing the watch since I really wanted to give a long term perspective on the watch. Spoiler alert, it's great.

As you see in the video, this is well worn and loved. A few small scratches does not bother me. Check out the full review here.

Melbourne Watch Company Chelsea

26/5/2021

Interestingly and unlike what feels like every other watch company in the world, there’s not been a proper dive watch as such in their arsenal but that’s about to change. And with some of the best diving in the world in Australian waters, it’s very fitting. Even if all you do is play in the rockpools or the many awesome beaches of this country, this one is for you. Watch review here

Helm Vanuatu - unrivalled value for money

6/5/2021

Unrivalled value for money is what the Helm Vanuatu is known for. Does it live up to its reputation? I think so and I decided that this watch was worth a video review near its element, the ocean. Enjoy!

Halios Fairwind Bathyal Blue

20/4/2021

I'm excited to bring more of my watch collection to youtube in future, here's my first video under my own name, of the beautiful Halios Fairwind Bathyal Blue. If you enjoy this video, please like and subscribe :)

Gerald Genta's Royal Oak

9/11/2020

The absolute classic that is the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak was launched around the time of the quartz crisis and here was a steel watch at the same price as a gold watch with a rather controversial design. It was simply bad timing and it was in fact a failure upon launch, even to the point where some employees were rumoured to have been given one to boost numbers. But, Audemar Piguet kept investing and marketing the watch and of course it is now a modern day classic!

Sinn U2 in its element

31/10/2020

Living in Australia, snorkelling and diving is in our blood. Taking a deep breath and dive down to see what’s hiding under the coral is a fun thing to do. If you’ve done this yourself, you know what it does to your ears. One of the first things you have to master when learning to dive even a couple of metres down is the skill of equalising the pressure in your ears. Imagine then what kind of engineering has to go into a device that can withstand such pressure!

Hanhart Monoscope

16/10/2020

There is a classic Top Gear episode where James May reviews a Honda Civic. Paraphrasing, he says something along the lines of, “if you come out of a grey office and have to go to a marketing conference on the latest tissue paper, that little red starter button might be THE thing that makes not want to drive into a wall.”

The Hanhart Pioneer Monoscope is no ordinary watch. This is a watch with heritage. And, it has a red button.

Moving images. It's a thing.

9/10/2020

In partnership with Time Only watches, I'm getting the opportunity to film and write about some fantastic watches including boutique brands from Germany, fancy Rolexes and everything in between. Like and subscribe for once a week updates :). I'll be updating the video landing page every week with the latest video.

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