Timex Adds Eco-Strap to Its Standard Range

Like many watch brands Timex is starting use more recycled or reclaimed materials for their watches, plus reduce water and power consumption during the manufacturing process. How much water is being used to make things you ask? Well, it’s a little known fact that 2.2 million litres of water are consumed to produce just one ton of lithium for use in car, motorcycle, smartphone and … Continue reading Timex Adds Eco-Strap to Its Standard Range

Skagen Super Slim Grenen Solar Halo

Do you like super slim watches? Well Skagen are renowned for their thin case designs and the latest solar powered fashion watch, the Grenen Solar Halo might just tick the right boxes for you. No battery replacement every 2 years, plus it has some recycled materials in its construction too. Handy. It’s 37mm across, so either gender can wear it. Although we couldn’t see the … Continue reading Skagen Super Slim Grenen Solar Halo

Sekonda Maverick: Top Gun Leeds-Bradford Airport

It’s a bold move assigning the name Maverick to your watch. The sequel to Top Gun was arguably one of the most successful films of the last 3 years, largely due to its lack of annoying wokery and tedious lectures on diversity. Just full throttle action and cool effects basically, which still sells at the box office. But you know what, although this Sekonda Top … Continue reading Sekonda Maverick: Top Gun Leeds-Bradford Airport

Timex Tide-Temp, Plus Compass, Equals Ocean Adventure

Some watches do it all, others are more specialised and if you’re a regular seafarer then a watch that calculates the low/high tide is kinda handy. Add on some temperature info, plus a compass and you really do have a watch for all kinds of days and nights out at sea. The Timex Expedition North has been around as a range for a while and … Continue reading Timex Tide-Temp, Plus Compass, Equals Ocean Adventure

Refreshed: Storm Remi Lazer Jump Hour

Storm has refreshed its Remi Lazer jump hour model, with a square dial rather than the round case model they’ve had on the go for a few years now. The new design gives the Remi an 80s vibe, very arcade game and the jump hour feature is something that watch lovers will know from 1970s wristwatches. The Swiss went jump hour crazy in the 70s … Continue reading Refreshed: Storm Remi Lazer Jump Hour

Timex Tweaks The Waterbury, With a Quartz Diver

The Waterbury is one of the most popular Timex automatics in the range, but this new 100m dive watch incorporates some neat elements and has an affordable price tag. The green second hand, with its trident motif is the first thing that catches your eye, with a green winding crown to match. The hands are mainly hollow, with just a dash of lume near the … Continue reading Timex Tweaks The Waterbury, With a Quartz Diver

MVMT Blacktop Range Launched

OK, we know that MVMT watches are a fashion brand and there’s lots of debate on You Tube regarding their quality. NWC mag hasn’t tested one, but if we did, then the new Blacktop range might be a good choice. The dial colours include two shades of blue, green, white and black. We like the reverse panda gold and black combo, plus the two blue … Continue reading MVMT Blacktop Range Launched

Timex T80 Gets Neon Dial Colours – US Range Only

Timex has added some neon dial colours to its US only T80 digital watch range. You can now buy the T80 retro with pink, orange or lime green neon dial shades, which look super 1980s. Yep, relive those days of day-glo leggings and cocktail lounge lighting for just $69. That’s a cheap digital watch. UK buyers can get several T80 models, but neon dials aren’t … Continue reading Timex T80 Gets Neon Dial Colours – US Range Only