Q&A with Ryan Fowler founder of RedBar Vancouver
I don't think RedBar needs an introduction, but just in case if you are a newcomer to the world of watches, it is a monthly meeting of watch collectors and enthusiasts that was initially started in New York and now
Q&A with Michael Happé about Gavox, a high-flying microbrand
Gavox is a Belgian microbrand, founded by Michael Happé in 2011. While I never had the chance to see a Gavox outside the Internet, I always kept an eye on the brand because of the very pragmatic design of the
Raymond Weil Canada 150 Freelancer officially launched
This week, Raymond Weil has officially launched its limited edition Canada 150 Freelancer at the Création Paul H boutique on Montreal's Saint-Laurent Boulevard. I knew about this watch, a brilliant idea from RW, and I was very curious to take a closer
Q&A with Lorn Gifford, founder of Classic Chronographs
These days, there are so many watch brands popping up with pompous names and epic stories, involving WWII battles, fighter jets, racing tracks and you name it, but their watches are painfully boring, often rebranded AliExpress junk, sold for a
Q&A with Isotope founder Jose Miranda
TimeCaptain: When did you found Isotope Watches, and why? Jose Miranda: Isotope was created in November 2015 and registered as Trade Mark in the Summer of 2016. The concept behind the brand was created five years ago. Watches have always been an