I don't have hands-on experience with the Worldtimer, but the article explicitly mentions the 49.5mm lug-to-lug which impacts the overall…
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Nomos offers a fascinating catalogue rooted in a clear design philosophy, but quirks like overly long lugs or dial colours…
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Not having a Breguet Classique when discussing Arabic numerals…
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The Rolex Super Oyster crown was produced briefly between 1951 and 1953 as a non-screw-down crown aiming to provide water…
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I like the Monaco but it wears terribly (at least in my 17cm wrist, and I can wear 44mm Luminors),…
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The 126234-0013 for me. It benefits from decades of Rolex innovation in movement, materials, comfort, and usability while retaining the…
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Great article. I totally agree that social media can make it feel like everyone’s into the same handful of watches,…
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It’s a nice watch, but hard to justify the price.
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With this budget, the Daytona for me as the regular Speedmaster gives me the same wrist presence and appeal for…
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Tudor Pelagos Ultra if you want the ultimate tool diver with maximum water resistance, lightweight wear, and functional design focused…
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