Confidence is a thing that shows up in the world of watches more often than other characteristics, and it shows in a myriad of ways. Can you rock a Snoopy Timex in your 40s? Are you up for walking around Central London with a Rolex (and without a bionic, machete-proof arm)? Can you sit in…
We don’t know if you’ve ever noticed something about Omega but very, very occasionally, like once in a while, they’ll mention that they made the watches that went to the moon. Yeah, I know. They’re very subtle about it. But what if we were to tell you that Bulova (Bull-over? Bullo-va? Bully’s Special Prize?) also…
Brew are an American microbrand, founded by Jonathon Ferrer, with a philosophy based around savouring (hey, we invented these words, we’ll use our spelling) good times and good company, but with a design aesthetic based on a good, old-fashioned coffee break. Their watches generally favour (again, our language, buddy) a squared-off, retro-inspired form factor, inspired…
The Citizen Perpetual Chrono A.T is, to put it lightly, quite the watch. I found it last year when looking to spend some vouchers at a major department store in the UK. I’d been window shopping for a couple of days, trying to find the right watch to mark a landmark birthday (I won’t say…
We’ve had four Revelots (Rev-ELO? Reve-LOT? Rev-enge of the LIVING DEAD?) here at Watch Country and while this is the latest one to get a review, it was actually the first one we picked up. Thereby introducing us to the Malaysian microbrand. The Mecadromo range came out last year (2024) and wowed the microbrand scene…