Easy win for the Pelagos Ultra. Even if (like every Tudor) it's a slab-sided chonk - it's made out of…
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Given the sheer breadth of possibilites for a summer watch, what about considering what makes for a poor choice? I'd…
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Solar is fantastic for a fire-and-forget quartz, but the PRX wins here on aesthetics
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Quite a nice effort! Case and flatlink bracelet remeniscent of a Seamaster CK2913, bezel of a Black Bay, bezel insert..…
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Just to correct myself, the above dimensions are for the Gen 3 "Skywalker" currently for sale. The Gen 1 /…
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Agred the BB54 and nearly all Tudors are too bulky, the slab-siding is hideous. I've a Breitling Aerospace E75362 (thermocompensated…
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I didn't know gorillas could type! 23cm is so extremely far outside the distribution of wrist circumferences there's a good…
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Is it really an agony? The correct size is 36mm.
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Maybe, but chronographs in general were first developed for artillery and vehicles. I'd be surprised if a tachymeter was ever…
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A more racing-themed Speedie would be nice, but otherwise it's simply hit an unchangable plateau. An actually wearable X-33 would…
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