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Well, I know I’m ready for this one! After re-editions of the 62MAS and the “Captain Willard”, Seiko now brings the less famous 6105-8000 back to life. It could be
It’s easy to nit pick every little detail with a watch. The dial has too much text, the date is in the wrong place, the case is too thick… there’s
The MING 37.05 Moonphase may not be shipping yet to those who were lucky enough to score one, but we’re here with a hands-on review of this unique watch. Unique?
BY JOVAN KRSTEVSKI In the world of horology, the independent and micro-brands are an interesting bunch. They are capable of producing watches that can compete with well-known brands with history, pedigree,
Longines dips into their archives to revive one of their coolest creations of the ‘60s, the high-frequency Ultra-Chron Diver. The brand’s history with high-frequency movements actually goes back much further,
First off, when did Oris become such a fun brand? Hailed as a “Mechanical Joy Machine”, the ProPilot X Calibre 400 is designed to bring life and colors to the
The chronograph is a pretty straightforward complication, used to time things that need timing, like laps around the track, or more realistically, boiling noodles and making sure your kid stays
Casio has done it again. The brand has made another leap to advance G-STEEL as an ana-digi steel watch in the “tough premium” space. Since the 2015 debut of this
Naoya Hida’s eponymous brand has existed for only a few years, but in that short time he’s carved out an immaculate reputation among aficionados for a very specific type of
In May of 1961 president John F. Kennedy sat before a special joint session of congress to formally announce the undertaking of sending an American to the moon (and safely
Dietrich is a brand that thrives outside of the usual comfort zone of the easily recognizable, and the well trodden path. Watches like the Time Companion and in particular the
There’s a chance that this subtitle raises a couple of questions about the Dietrich SD-2 Skin Diver. But before I explain exactly what an “amphibian field watch” is, let me
Going hands-on with the green-dialed Patek Philippe 5270P-014 Perpetual Calendar Chronograph is like going to see the Berliner Philharmoniker expecting them to play a Beethoven symphony, but hearing the orchestra
I know, comparing a €1,000 watch to a Laurent Ferrier might seem far-fetched. But after a week with the Farer Stanhope II, the first impression lingers. Within this very British
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