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Author: TBWS
Every once in a while, Seiko nails it. Even though we’ve been critical of their releases and pricing in recent years, a few gems still manage…
The El Primero is easily on the Chronograph “Mount Rushmore” with its historical provenance and status as an industry icon, but we all have heard how…
On this site, you won’t typically hear a lot from me when it comes to Grand Seiko. My brother in broke watch snobbery, Kaz, has found…
With a focus on function, minimalist watches keep everything you need to tell the time and get rid of almost everything else. You won’t find complications…
All too often, Seiko seems to reserve some of their coolest releases for markets outside of the United States. It can be frustrating and I’ve honestly…
Some watches stick in your mind like a splinter; for me, the IWC Pilot’s Watch Chronograph Spitfire is one of them. I’ve been a Chronograph fan…
Back when I started to get seriously into watches, one of the models I’d consistently see on “affordable watches” lists was the Mondaine Stop2Go. It was…
Seiko finally unveiled the long-anticipated revival of their 6117 Navigator Timer, a vintage gem from 1968 that holds a special place in the hearts of Seiko…
If someone ever decides to deface a cliff with images of dive watches in the style of Mount Rushmore, the Omega Seamaster would be a timepiece…
Over the years we’ve really warmed up to Bremont on this site, even though I think they’ve had some misses recently. The S302 GMT I reviewed…