Seiko has lost the plot with its contemporary range of dive watches. How is this model an improvement over the…
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It's the best looking 'tool' watch I've seen in a long time. Great movement choice with a well-focused aesthetic.
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Slotted screws on the bracelet and a dial that's illegible for a whopping €131.400!
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King Seiko earned a reputation for great design and exceptional accuracy challenging their Swiss counterparts in the chronometry tests of…
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Just look at it. It's as grotesque as Hulk Hogan cosplaying as Taylor Swift. ?
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Panerai are an abomination and co-branded watches are not for me. The standard Pelagos FXD would be acceptable.
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To my eyes the combination of a 'snowflake' handset and round indices has always been an abomination. Vintage Tudor are…
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I'm liking the Damasko DK30/2 Olive with the A26-1 movement at Euro 1,645 which is sporty and elegant.
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I cannot begin to express my disappointment with this limited release.
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Absolutely, the Seiko 'Marinemaster' line was a quintessential line of dive watches that can trace its ancestry to the 6215…
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