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Martin Green

Freelance Editor

Martin Green is a freelance editor and respected voice in the watch world, known for his strong opinions and expert insights at WatchTime.

Articles by Martin Green

RZE Resolute 36 Halcyon
Watch Reviews
Hands-On with the RZE Resolute 36 Halcyon - A case on why 36 millimeters might be the best case size
The size of a watch case seems to be a deeply personal choice, where taste meets physique. While we like to think that, there is a case that seems to prove otherwise.
4 minutes
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Martin Green
Feb 5, 2026
Micromilspec Field Testing Unit
Watch Reviews
Hands-On with the Micromilspec Field Testing Unit - Tough and a Little Rough Around the Edges
Norwegian brand Micromilspec focuses on creating watches for first responders and military units. Luckily, they also make these watches available for people who earn their living in much less demanding circumstances, like myself.
4 minutes
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Martin Green
Jan 30, 2026
Lebond Attraction on the wrist
Watch Reviews
Lebond Attraction: An Homage to Gaudí’s New York Skyscraper That Was Never Built
Lebond is known for having its watches designed by the world's most premier architects. A statement that is pinned by the fact that all of them have won the prestigious Pritzker Architecture prize. They are now breaking that tradition for the mere fact that the architect who inspired this watch is no longer among us.
5 minutes
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Martin Green
Jan 20, 2026
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Watch Features
Born from the Fire: A Spotlight on Tool Watches
10 minutes
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Martin Green
Dec 31, 2025
Robot Robotic One Blue
Watches
Robot Leaps Forward with the Robotic One
Robot turns up its unconventional approach with the Robotic One, pairing striking industrial design with Czech-built details and a Swiss column-wheel movement.
4 minutes
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Martin Green
Dec 11, 2025
Orient Star M45 F8 Moon Phase limited edition
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A New Chapter of Understated Elegance: The Orient Star M45 F8 Moon Phase
The moon has always been a favorite topic in watchmaking. With the recently introduced Orient Star M45 F8 Moon Phase, this complication has just become even more tempting, as the brand presents it with a beautiful sense of understated elegance.
3 minutes
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Martin Green
Dec 2, 2025
SevenFriday Riley II on the wrist
Watch Reviews
The Bear is Back: Hands-On with the SevenFriday's T2/08 'Riley II'
With the T2/08 'Riley II,' SevenFriday introduces the second watch that puts its mascot front and center. It adds a fuzzy and fun element to an otherwise very high-end product, creating a sense of casual luxury.
4 minutes
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Martin Green
Dec 1, 2025
Christopher Ward C1 Bel Canto Lumière
Watch Reviews
When Lightning Strikes: Hands On with the Christopher Ward C1 Bel Canto Lumière
For those who think that the Bel Canto has the potential of being even more of an eyecatcher, Christopher Ward is proving you right with the C1 Bel Canto Lumière. While impressive during the day, it is also particularly eye-catching at night!
4 minutes
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Martin Green
Nov 25, 2025
Hvilina L&MR Rainhill Trails
Watches
Hvilina Does the Locomotion with the New L&MR Rainhill Trails
Polish brand Hvilina has a sincere passion for trains and railroads. While they already made quite an impression with the L&MR Mechanical, Hvilina is upping their game. The new L&MR Rainhill Trails tells the time in a unique yet very appropriate way, through two miniature trains.
3 minutes
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Martin Green
Nov 24, 2025
Vario Futurist
Watch Reviews
A Watch Like Fine Wine: Hands-On with the Vario Futurist
Paying homage to the 1970s is a new territory for Singapore-based Vario. The brand made a name for itself with its WWI-inspired trench watches and also captured the hearts of watch enthusiasts with its classy Empire collection. The new Futurist is like a fine wine, it only gets better when you let it breathe a bit.
4 minutes
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Martin Green
Nov 8, 2025