Could the Seiko SSB031 be a budget Omega Speedmaster? Well, let’s see; it has a black dial sporting 3 sub-dials, a simple bracelet, and it even has a tachymeter on the black bezel. Of course, this Seiko doesn’t have the same attention to detail or high-end parts as the Speedmaster, but that’s forgivable since it’s […]
Hamilton H64455533 Khaki King Watch Review
Hamilton watches have a special appeal that few other watchmakers can match: American style with Swiss quality. The Khaki King H64455533 is intended as a more chic and elegant version of the traditional field watch, and let me tell you, it looks fantastic. I really enjoy some of the minor tweaks Hamilton has made to this […]
Seiko SKX175 Automatic Dive Watch Review
Sporting one of Seiko’s famous “Pepsi” bezels, the SKX175 we are looking at today is characterized by rugged good looks and a casual appeal. Seiko sells several divers that are very similar to this model (including the well-known SKX007 model), the main difference being the color schemes. I happen to think the red-and-blue design on […]
Hamilton HML-H70455533 Khaki Field Watch Review
If you are looking for a truly excellent field watch, Hamilton is a name that should be on your list. Hamilton knows field watches. With 14 designs available in the Khaki Field collection, you can bet the company has expertise in this area. While the H70455533 field watch reviewed today is an entry-level Hamilton, it […]
Seiko SSC017 Prospex Solar Watch Review
The Seiko Prospex model SSC017 is another entry in a long line of Seiko dive watches. This particular variant, sometimes referred to as the “Air Diver,” is set apart from other Seiko divers by its attractive black-and-blue color scheme. It strikes a fine balance between some of the more sedate all-black dive watches and the […]
Tutima Saxon One Royal Blue 6120-05 Watch Review
Much like the famous sports sedans from Tutima’s home country of Germany, the Saxon One collection is epitomized by a combination of sportiness and sophistication. The Royal Blue model 6120-05 reviewed here definitely skews more towards sophistication than sport, compared to the other watches in the range, so think of this more as a BMW […]
Nomos Club Automat Datum Watch Review
If you haven’t heard of Nomos before, it’s time for you to get on board. This time-tested company is based in Glashütte, one of the crucibles of German watchmaking. What makes this company noteworthy is their production of in-house movements at affordable price points. Where many of the more reasonably-priced watchmakers out there produce their […]
Alpina Extreme Diver 1000 Watch Review
Having been scuba diving a handful of times, I can assure you that nothing is scarier than the prospect of having something go wrong underwater. All of your equipment must be in tip-top shape and functioning properly to ensure you have an enjoyable and safe dive. A great dive watch on your wrist guarantees that […]
Seiko SNE102 Solar Watch Review
According to Seiko’s 2004 ad campaign, instead of your shoes, car, or music, “It’s your watch that tells most about who you are.” In that case, what can we tell about the owner of the Seiko SNE102 Solar? With a stylish design mostly devoid of technical or modern styling cues, I picture a rather distinguished […]
Victorinox 249085 Original XL Quartz Watch Review
Victorinox watches run the gamut from simple, unadorned field watches to elegant dress watches packed with complications. Although you may be inclined to think investing in a Swiss-made Victorinox means shelling out a month’s salary, you can actually find watches in their product line that are stylish, functional, and affordable. And no matter which one […]
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