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Citizen is marking four decades since a pivotal moment in dive watch history with the release of a new limited edition of the trailblazing Aqualand. Launched in 1985, this timepiece
With more than a century of heritage in creating mission-ready timepieces, Fortis has long been known as a manufacture known for its innovative engineering, pioneering spirit, and its watches’ rugged
About a year ago, I reviewed the Lesablier Travelgraph and announced that it had raised the bar for sub-$1,000 GMTs. It was an elegant sports watch that incorporated fabulously clever…
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Have you ever noticed that most GMT watches are quite sporty? That’s great for many people, but what if you travel for work or simply have a more formal style?
Czapek's Promenade collection places the focus on artistic dials and the new Promenade Diamond Drops adds some sparkle to the artistry. The 38 mm diameter white gold case is features
Seiko has shown great skill and creativity when it comes to its watches, mostly in the art of dial making. Ranging from simple to complex, there’s always an interesting story
Breguet continues the celebrations for its 250th anniversary – marking the founding of the brand by Abraham-Louis Breguet in 1775 – with the introduction of the new Type XX Chronographe
Visit the website of historic tool-watch maker Ollech & Wajs, and many of its products look similar, save for the relatively new OW 8001 “Tundra” model. The OW 8001 Tundra
BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN 2025 marks many anniversaries in the watch industry, certainly more than any year I’ve seen since I started writing for WristReview in 2014. One that wasn’t an
A proper tool watch celebrates its 40th anniversary.The post The new Citizen Promaster Aqualand celebrates 40 years of the first diver with an electric depth sensor appeared first on Time+Tide
In 1985, Citizen revolutionized the world of dive watches by introducing the Aqualand. Among the standout features of this then-state-of-the-art dive tool were the multifunctional digital display and built-in electronic
Rolex only makes one chronograph, and it’s called the Daytona. This has been a statement of fact since the first model bearing the name was created in 1963. Okay, fine;
In certain very specific situations, one’s life could very much depend on a watch, especially when it comes to environments humans are not good at surviving without support. And this
I wrote this lengthy review on the stainless steel Type XX Chronographe 2067 late last year. You can find (and read) it here. If you want to skip to the
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