It depends. Regular quartz watches with not very complicated movements are easily repairable, for instance Cartier watches, they all have…
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It's not sold as a dive watch. Nice dissertation, though.
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Between the base ones and the 3312/3313/3314 you still have the 614 and 615 manual, sandwich dial, 8 day power…
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The current administration of IWC have lost their minds. They just don't know what to do and this is just…
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Best looking Millesimes so far, in my opinion. Of course tuxedo dials will not outsell the "normal" ones, but they're…
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I really like the new Carrera 2026 novelties. Nautical watches are my thing and I'm a big fan of the…
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I explain you why Worldtimers don't have date functions. Because that requires a very complicated and expensive system to allow…
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Ask Rolex, Patek or any other "serious" if they test their full production in water. And then ask if they…
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No water in, but you get rusty screws...in a new G-Shock. My TAG Heuer Aquaracer dives and swims every year…
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Good article. For me the two prime examples in this area are IWC (mentioned in the article) and Panerai. Panerai…
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