
Andrew Neita
Founder & Editor In-Chief
Andrew Neita started WristAdvisor.com in 2020 with the intention of producing refreshingly honest content about watches and providing his unique insight for the horological community.
Get To Know Andrew Neita
Since I can remember I was always a “Watch Guy”. The first watch I ever owned was a bronze cased Mickey Mouse watch that had his hands on the dial. It wasn’t much longer after that I was begging my Mom to buy me another watch. The itch to collect and try new watches has always been there and it continues to this day.
When I describe my interest in watches to people the first thing I let them know is that it’s not about how expensive they are or about showing status. It’s about the beauty and engineering that has to take place to make this wonderful devices. I have always been captivated by the uniqueness that we see in the watch industry. The combination of art, engineering, and history excites me and makes me want to be apart of the watch community.
What was your first ever watch and luxury watch?
My first ever watch was the classic Mickey Mouse watch with Mickey’s hands being the dials. The first luxury watch that I purchased was a two tone Tag Heuer Aquaracer 500m.
Top 5 favorite brands?
I’ve got to know so many watch brands over the last year which makes this questions tough. I’d have to say (and not in any order) Rolex, Omega, IWC, JLC, and Tudor.
Favorite hobby outside of watches?
Outside of writing for WristAdvisor.com, I enjoy continuously learning search engine optimization and front end web designing. Understanding how search engines work just fascinates me.
What is your grail watch?
I’ll have to be honest and say that I do not have one. That is not to say that I won’t in the future. I feel like that is a big decision and I’m just not ready to make that yet.
Recent Articles

The 2022 Watch Market Is Falling & Why It’s A Good Thing For Collectors
The watch market in 2022 is struggling but did you know that is a positive sign for the watch community. Discover the external and internal forces that might crash the 2022 watch market and what it’ll look like when it is all over.

AP Royal Oak Review & Why It’s The Pinnacle Of Watchmaking
In our AP Royal Oak review we’ll discuss why the first luxury steel sports watch might be the best sports watch. The AP Royal Oak has earned the respect of watch enthusiasts and we’ll go into detail why.

Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Review & 5 Things You Should Know
Read our full Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Review and learn the 5 things you should know about the Seamaster Aqua Terra.

Jaeger LeCoultre Master Ultra Thin Moon Review
Check out our Jaeger LeCoultre Master Ultra Thin Moon review to discover why this moon phase watch is the most iconic in history.

Tudor Black Bay GMT S&G Root Beer Review: The Best Value GMT
Discover the new Tudor Black Bay GMT S&G Root Beer with our full in-depth review and why it’s the best value GMT watch.

Rolex Air King Review & What Updates Did It Receive In 2022
Discover the new updated Rolex Air King with our full in-depth review of this watch. Finally learn what updates came with the new Air King and why it’s the new best entry level Rolex.

Tudor Black Bay Pro Review & Why It’s The Best New GMT Of 2022
Discover the Tudor Black Bay Pro and why many are calling it Tudors best GMT watch. Get to know this 2022 release and more with our full in-depth review of the Black Bay Pro.

Green Rolex Datejust 41 & 36: The 2022 Rolex Release Everyone Wanted
Get a first look at the new Green Dial Rolex Datejust with our full in-depth review and learn why this watch is an instant classic.

Rolex Sprite GMT Master II Review & It’s Left Handed Design Explained
The left handed Rolex Sprite GMT Master II is as much controversial as it is amazing. Discover the Rolex Sprite with our full review.

First Look: 2022 Omega Speedmaster ’57 With Colorful Dials
Discover the new 2022 Omega Speedmaster ’57 watches and the amazing colored dial accompanied by them. Find out pricing & availability.