Is it just me who's blind, or do we not know the number of survey participants? That would be interesting…
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Two beautiful watches. I chose the Speed for its cleaner, less cluttered dial and the magnificent view of its exceptional…
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At the casino, like James with Vesper on his arm. It definitely makes a difference...
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The Omega is just more fun, even without the orange accent. The Tudor is technically impressive but too cold. But…
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Both have charm, but I'd rather look at VC Patrimony or Traditionnel (with a 3-hand watch). What else, as Georges…
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I wouldn't say the brand is dying, just that it's been emptied of its substance. It remains a cash machine,…
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Aesthetically, both models are successful. But the price increases make the Longines much more attractive, especially in the steel version.…
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I tend to associate this type of index with diving watches. It seems to me that a chronograph should have…
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The Sinn leaves me cold. The Seiko annoys me, a mix of tool watch (size) and dress watch (textured dial,…
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This waterproofing is ridiculous when you think that the crown protector is supposed to guarantee much greater water resistance. It’s…
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