This watch is insane if you look at the specs alone. It is 16.3mm thick, 46mm wide and 52mm lug to lug, and comes in at 206 grams with the metal bracelet. That is a BIG watch and for most… Read More ›
Watch Reviews
Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical (42mm) watch review
I have never owned a field watch and never understood why. They offer a lot in terms of pure functionality, but not so much when it comes to endurance and features. If, however, you can step back and understand that… Read More ›
Seiko Presage SRPC99J1 Cocktail Time review
I wrote a while back about my lessening fascination with watches and it has stuck. There is a glimmer of interest remaining, however, and so when I was offered the chance to take a look at this particular Seiko Presage… Read More ›
BENYAR Elegant watch review
The BENYAR Elegant is without doubt a homage to the Rolex Oyster Perpetual which you can see below. This is something that the brand does, a brand that also appears to go by the name of PAGRNE DESIGN and potentially… Read More ›
Pagrne Design PG 1670 review
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 ›
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 ›
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