The Watches They Loved First
From designer Todd Snyder to comedian J.B. Smoove, we asked notable watch experts and fans to share stories about the watches that changed their lives.
Chris Wright is a freelance writer based in Los Angeles. He's been writing and editing professionally for more than 10 years, including five years as a Gear Patrol editor. He also writes about watches, space, fly fishing, the environment and more for outlets like WIRED, GQ and Outside magazine. He is working on his first novel and his own magazine, Cafe Goblin.
From designer Todd Snyder to comedian J.B. Smoove, we asked notable watch experts and fans to share stories about the watches that changed their lives.
By Chris Wright
Affordability meets desirability.
By Johnny Brayson, Chris Wright, and Zen Love
The Bertucci A-2T is no perfect timepiece, but it sure is tough.
By Chris Wright
Distillers across the country are pushing the boundaries of whiskey-making โ one unpredictable bottle at a time.
By Chris Wright
Few watches that aren't the Omega Speedmaster have the bona fide moon-walking chops of Bulovaโs Lunar Pilot.
By Chris Wright
Owning an old watch is a joy. It also requires some common sense and good care. These pro tips will help any vintage watch owner keep that beauty ticking.
By Chris Wright
Everything you ever wanted to know about Americaโs favorite brown spirit, including, of course, the best bottles you can actually buy.
By Johnny Brayson, Will Price, and Chris Wright
The rise of Weller 12, from shelf sleeper to baby Pappy to unobtanium.
By Chris Wright
Whiskey, despite going off like a bomb this past decade, can still be an affordable game to play.
By Chris Wright and Johnny Brayson
A watch should be framed by your wrist, not envelope it.
By Zen Love, Chris Wright, and Johnny Brayson