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Want a Unique Chronograph? Look No Further

Posted on July 28, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

You can never guess exactly what New York-based microbrand Brew’s next watch will look like, but you can bet it’ll be original, well designed, retr0 in style, affordable and somehow linked to coffee culture. Sure enough the brand’s newest watch, called the Metric, is all of those things: a ’70s-inspired quartz chronograph with a unique look and accessible price of just $395. It’s about as hip a watch as you can get for the money.
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