Tissot T-Race Touch: The race DNA is obvious!
As far as ana-digi complications go, none perhaps blends tech wizardry with fine esthetics as Citizen, but once in a blue moon, we also come across such wonders dedicated...
Addressing an awesome allure on Casio Edifice multi-dials
Being a fairly frequent buyer, a part of my weekly activities – mostly leisures – is searching for them and shortlisting the yearly (or, at most cases, half-yearly) purchase....
Sapphire vs. Gorilla Glass: Anticipating the winner
Gonzo’s take on Sapphire Glass cleverly dodges past the central point, which is, technicality. Not that I know a great deal about it, but I’m sure there are more...
Seiko Solar: Divers are just one representation
While it is obvious those representations are not interpreted the same way by the collector and the casual users alike, but there’s no difference in opinion on the reliability...
Orient Curator pieces puzzle-out Price/Parity problems
Orient’s entry-level mechanical automatics are awe-inspiring. It’s a mystery the way they offer those high-grade complications at that low prices but that’s not what we are getting at. It’s...
Tuna Air Diver: Fluid, chunk and a whole lotta Funk
The Seiko GMT Kinetic Tuna Air Diver (that’s the full name) comes in three versions: The SUN019 (steel bracelet), the SUN021 and the SUN023, both with rubber straps. The...
Seiko Kinetic Direct Drive: SK’DD-ing once more
Seiko Kinetic Direct Drive attracts more confusion than any other watch movements. Some confuse it with the Kinetic; the Spring Drive and sometimes, even with Premier! It goes without...
Kinetic Sportura GMT: The Sportura to go places
1986 was the first time Seiko unveiled the first Kinetic prototype at the Basel Fair. It was taged AGM for the trial round and exhibited the way kinetic energy...
Tissot Visodate Milanais: Carrying forward the Vintage gene
A simple watch is comparatively tougher to love simply because there’s nothing much you can love about it. Today’s tech-savvy generation finds complicated watches more fun; still, simplicity stays...
Seiko hits century with the new Kinetic Premier Perpetual
Congratulations, Seiko! Here’s to a great anniversary and we truly appreciate what you offer the entire industry. You did an impressive job no doubt and every product you brought...
New Seiko Solar – An admirable, new look
When the world looks upon the light-powered watches, the name most evidently comes up is that of the Citizen Eco-Drive’s. Just like affordable mechanical watches are largely associated with...
Today’s teens like G-Shock
It was tough putting up with the demands of this niece I have who, recently, got into thump-ing and already earned 4 bruises from the kick-pedal backlashes. You must...
Mechanicals for the everyman
This might appear disappointing to a few that I’m back to my good, old, honest Seiko – further down, the Seiko 5 and the only excuse I can give...
Dipping Low (In the Lap of Luxury)
No! It’s not what you think. The headline is a ZZTop number quoted. It comes in the Afterburner, a 1985 release. The next and the last from the album...
G-Shock Hybrid Atomic unites two different schools
This year, 2014, saw yet another Casio release. Calling it known names (technologically interesting etc.) shall not be enough. The G-Shock GPW1000 watches are made to sync with atomic...