Reviews

Today I review something a little bit different. Many watches have a theme, such as a dive watch, pilot watch, sailing, yachting, field watch etc, today we look at the Culinary Watch, by Morpheus Fine Watches, or its full name the Master Chef Culinary Watch. Now, while most of the theme or styled watches I spoke of are modeled after or meant to be used in those specific categories, the Culinary Watch is more a fun watch with some restaurant (mostly cookware) inspired designs, as opposed to one t..

If you're an H.R. Giger fan, then today's review should set your heart aflutter. This is the Morpheus Passagen, and I can pretty much guarantee you've never seen one like it. Let's start with the facts: 33mm wide by 42.4mm tall, 10.4mm thick. 80g on the calfskin leather strap. PVD-coated 316L stainless steel case Swiss ETA 2824 movement, handwinding and hacking with 42 hour power reserve. Keyhole-shaped sapphire crystal Water resistant to 50m (165ft) Signed 6.5mm non-screw-down cr..

Today's review of the Morpheus Culinary C2 may be, I think, the first ever cooking watch to be reviewed here on Watch Report. Proving that, once again, for truly radically new ideas, the place to look is the tiny new watchmaker you've never heard of before. When James Cowan, president of Morpheus, contacted us, we were skeptical of a watch designed such that they had "produced a timepiece with both the elegance of a fine watch and a captivating theme dedicated to the art of cooking." But the..