You expect the quirky, the unusual and the super bright, almost neon coloured dials from Storm London. It’s what they do. The watches are well made usually, feel solid and feature reliable quartz movements, so it all comes down to fashion. Do you rock the Storm look or is it too in-ya-face? For us, the lazer blue/purple dials are acceptable and we might try a … Continue reading Storm Fibon X: Yeah, It’s Quirky
Storm have a new mens model called the Pinnacle. The usual vivid colours you expect, plus photochromic glass crystal, so the colour shifts slightly as you move it in the light. Steel case, which is 43mm wide so it’s a decent size. The milanese mesh bracelet might now be your thing, but at 20mm lug width it is easy to change to a strap. The … Continue reading Storm Pinnacle Gets New Dial Colours
There is perhaps no more dedicated fanbase in sci-fi than those who love Star Wars. Sure, cosplay fetishists can get their kicks from Avatar or Hunger Games conventions, plus 2001 A Space Odyssey is perhaps the most intelligent sci-fi film ever made. But Star Wars is the big enchilada in terms of market impact, arguably the first movie series in history to exploit the merchandising … Continue reading Love Star Wars? The Storm Darth Watch is Kinda Cool
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
Say hello to the Storm Cirero, which bears an uncanny similarity to the Tissot PRX. Same balanced and graduated link bracelet design, which has that flush fit against the case. Totally 70s retro. Inside the stainless steel 43mm case there’s a quartz movement and the crystal has that typical Storm splash of bright colour, with a blue chapter ring running round the very edge of … Continue reading Storm Just Dropped a Tissot PRX Homage
Well, not exactly. But the dial is able to change colours, depending on the light and angle, because this watch has a special crystal. Here’s the word from Storm and it’s available in turqoise and a damask red, as well as this electric blue. The STORM Pinnacle is a bold and contemporary watch with photochromic glass which enables the dial to change through a range … Continue reading Storm Pinnacle: Fashion Watch For Shapeshifters
Storm have a new minmalist design on sale. The Excepto is available with blue or green dials, has a quartz movement and steel bracelet. In the usual fashion it’s pretty chunky at 45mm wide. Comes with a Milanese mesh bracelet, but the lugs are 20mm so there are a wide range of straps or bracelets that could be better alternatives if you find the Milanese … Continue reading Storm Excepto: Wide, Bold & Two Colours
Having sold a few Storm watches and changed the batteries in dozens of them – no easy task usually, the casebacks are always pressed on super tight at the factory – I think they offer great build quality compared to many other fashion brand watches at twice the price. You know that brand that rhymes with pores? Yeah, avoid. And don’t get me started on … Continue reading Storm Cyrex: Quirky, Affordable & Durable
