Agree with all your points. Think this is going to be a challenging market for them to come into with…
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You'd be surprised how relatively small they wear on wrist (mine is 16.5cm). Don't let the specs put you off…
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You're right, it's technically not an ISO-rated dive watch but what scuba diver actually uses a bezel when they have…
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Long time LW fan but I'm going to reserve judgment until I get one on the wrist but I'm disappointed…
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I asked GP a while back about their Laureato bezel. They confirmed what I thought: the bezel is screwed onto…
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Mike made a convincing case for the Laureato, so that's where I went. Not having had one on the wrist,…
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Good thing about the Mille Miglia range is that there is no car branding. Racing drivers are celebrated (Moss. Ickx)…
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Another candidate for 'Watch of the Year' for me (along with Zenith GFJ 135 Hida, Chopard XPS Cal.96 Prussian). The…
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The El Primero certainly has Ferrari performance compared to the B01 and it doesn't have higher running costs. Zenith service…
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Admittedly, the El Primero chrono hand zooming around the dial every 10 seconds takes a bit of getting used to…
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