The name Pagrne Design is an oddity because it could also be Benyar, Pagani Design, Haiqin and presumably a whole host of other brands which all appear to make the same watches under different names in China. They are almost… Read More ›
Watch Reviews
Casioak mini (GMA-S2100-7AER) review
I bought this for my daughter who already own a Casio Baby G watch which she has worn on and off for years. She is not into watches in any way, but when she saw this online she was taken… Read More ›
The Casio Calculator Watch: a ‘huge’ dose of nostalgia
If you want to purchase a new product today to experience a genuine hit of nostalgia from your youth (if you are around 50 years of age in my case) it is very hard to do because so few products… Read More ›
One month with the Christopher Ward C65 Trident GMT (black)
As a self-confessed watch obsessive any new purchase is fraught with indecision and over-ambition in terms of what is expected from a new timepiece. The smallest of faults can cause a watch to be flipped and it is amazing how… Read More ›
The search for the perfect watch had to end somewhere
* Warning: if you are not interested in watches it would be advisable to jump to the next article. If you are interested, I hope you enjoy it * The title sounds like hyperbole and the words of someone who… Read More ›
Christopher Ward C65 Trident GMT (Black) first impressions
I was first attracted to the orange-handed version of this watch purely because of the aesthetics and something tweaked in my mind when I saw it. I suspect it was the below vintage Rolex. Like so many watches it is… Read More ›
Tissot Gentleman Powermatic 80 Silicium review
In a world where the vast majority prefer low-end watches that can be replaced after a few years and where the vocal section of the watch community like to dote on and shout about their Rolex, Omega or other luxury… Read More ›
Tissot PRX review
Quick note: for some reason I still receive emails asking why I cover watches on McGST and not just tech, despite the fact that I mentioned a few times that this is not just a tech site. Well, I do… Read More ›
The Rolex Submariner (2020) vs the Bersigar BG-1651
You can buy the 2020 Rolex Submariner for £7,300 if you are looking for a lifetime wrist companion. OK, you can’t really buy one because they are so hard to come by, but some people give up their souls to… Read More ›
The Q Timex HODINKEE Limited Edition (received)
When Hodinkee posted details of the new Q Timex I found myself making a purchase within 2 minutes of reading the article. The real strange part is that I owned a Q Timex a year ago and soon got rid… Read More ›
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