Look before you Philippe. Furlan Marri is a Geneva-based watch brand that initially started as a microbrand (outsourced manufacturing, Kickstarter launch, no showroom) that exploded onto the scene back in 2021. And by exploded, we mean they went full Enola Gay over Hiroshima on the whole microbrand industry. Their initial funding goal was met faster…
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…