Knife Reviews
A few notes: I don’t have any photographs worth mentioning. I do have a few selfies with some knifemakers, a few shots of their tables, but nothing to write home about. The original plan meant leaving my car alone in a major city for several hours, I thought it prudent to minimize the risk of theft, ...
Last Updated: August 7, 2019 I’ve stated over and over about how much I love Tudor, and that I think they are a great entrance point into the higher end watch world. Tudor is owned and operated by Rolex, and benefit from that investment into watchmaking. Buy the Tudor Black Bay at JomaShop Traditionally Tudor utilized Rolex ...
Looking for 2018's Black Friday Knife deals? I have them posted here. Once again, it is that time of year. Time to round up the various Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals on knives and gear. Last year I was traveling, and missed posting the deals. Instead I was at Smoky Mountain Knife Works living ...
Last Updated: August 5, 2019 The button lock flipper is an intriguing concept. The fun of a flipper paired with a sturdy button lock sounds great in theory. We have reviewed a couple, namely the Spartan Pallas and Freeman 451. Ben reviewed the Freeman, and he reported that the flipping action was good, but the flipper ...
For a long time, I didn’t really ‘get’ CRKT. When I first got interested in knives, the company was well behind the curve. It seemed stodgy, outdated. Companies like Spyderco and Benchmade opened my eyes to what a modern pocket knife could be; CRKT just confirmed the pedestrian image I had of knives before I ...
Seiko is easily one of my favorite watch companies in business currently. They are one of the few manufacturers that holds the illustrious distinction of being entirely in-house. Everything from growing their own quartz crystals to making their own o-rings. That’s a distinction that is worth noting. One of my newer Seiko watches is the ...