Imma do Top 5’s on any topic I can think of. Could be regarding a specific brand, a region, price range, etc. So stay tuned!
If you’re tired of cycling through the same steel sports watches every day, you’re not alone. There’s a common belief that dress watches are limited to black-tie events or corporate offices, but that reputation overlooks just how adaptable they can be. In reality, dress watches add polish to even the simplest casual looks and bring …
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If you had asked me 10 years ago which watch brand was the epitome of value for money? I would’ve answered Seiko without hesitation. But nowadays, Christopher Ward is the king of value. Look I get it, how can a microbrand hold the crown when they sell online without brick-and-mortar stores? That therein lies their …
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Is the SKX013 still worth it in 2024? It certainly used to be, and dare I say, still is. Thinking back almost a decade ago in the watch hobby, having skinny wrists sure was a pain. Back then, the trend surrounding dive watches was “bigger equals better”. After all, my first ever Seiko diver was …
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If the Rolex Submariner is the most recognizable timepiece in the luxury world, then the Seiko SARB033 is the affordable equivalent. Seriously, it’s one of the most iconic affordable watches within the past decade. The SARB033’s cult-like following is evident throughout all watch YouTubers and online reviewers. Nowadays, any watch enthusiast would instantly nod their …
It’s no secret that one of my all time favorites, and possibly my grail, is the Rolex Explorer 36 (reference 14270). Perfect size, GADA (go anywhere do anything), rugged, classy; its hard to find a fault. Well if you consider the expensive price a fault. I’ve damn well spent the last 8 years of my …
Top 10 Rolex Explorer Alternative For Small Wrists Read More »
It’s not easy being in the watch collecting hobby with 6 inch wrists. Especially when it comes to the affordable range, Citizen and Seiko loves their 42mm+ dive-style watches. Certina, Mido, Tissot are all in the same boat – way too big. Mainstream brands and small watches haven’t really gotten along the past few years. …
