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WeWood Jupiter Watch Review
Fourteen and counting. No, I’m not talking about the latest TLC channel show about another couple deprived of contraception, I’m talking about the number of compliments I have received on the WeWood Jupiter watch.Founded in 2010, the young brand has already gained a little bit of notoriety having been featured in Marie Claire, and People Magazine in some accessory spreads. Not surprising, because WeWoods are attractive and eco-minded. Wooden watches have surprisingly become en vogue, most produced by a series of suppliers in China making them low-cost as well.
Watch Review: Casio Edifice ECBS100D-1A
Out of Casio's multitudinous offerings, the G-Shock line always tends to garner the most attention among watch enthusiasts. No question that attention is well-deserved; yet, the uber-tough G-Shock's aesthetics aren't for everyone. That's where the G-Shock’s two sister lines, the ProTrek and Edifice, come in. If ProTrek is G-Shock's flannel-clad, outdoor-adventuring sibling, then the Edifice is the globetrotter, more at home in bustling city streets. Like all Casio watches, the Edifice line is eminently functional, but the design language of this series is based on speed and intelligence. Given that you get solar charging, Bluetooth connectivity to Casio's app, and plenty of technical wizardry, intelligence makes perfect sense. But where does speed come into the equation? In the Edifice ECBS100D-1A, reviewed here, the dial is inspired by grilles of race cars, with automotive cues sprinkled throughout.Making a racing-inspired watch comes as no surprise, seeing as Casio Edifice has