Casio GM-6900: For G-Shock fans preferring metal
A short recap G-SHOCK is long known for their toughness. They possess durability which has been setting the standards for timekeeping devices meant for the wild. The new GM-6900...
Tissot T-Race: In a competition against itself
Why motorsports? This is where the most spectacular advancements in technology and designs are to be seen! Both remain in intense competition against each other, creating spectacles to watch!...
What’s that ‘T-Sport’ doing there?
Before we start Going all over the long and rich heritage of Tissot would be wasting time and space (energy too); therefore, we nosedive straight into the topic, not...
Tissot Alpine On-Board Special Edition Automatics: To ignite and incite a passion
Linking passions together From past references, it’s very much evident that both similarities and influences from the automobile industry are noticed aplenty among watch designs. Often, the same materials...
Retrograde movements: Covering a point missed earlier
Why – of all – about the Retrograde? This is a subject we never embarked before. And we do that to encourage the watch collectors’ collective love for amassing...
Seiko monikers – Where do they originate from? (I)
Those of you who have constantly wondered about how the names Tuna or Sumo emerged, here’s a quick lowdown. Off with the reference numbers You can’t deny remembering alpha-numeric...
Bulova Oceanographer Devil Diver: The Devil is in its details
The big news Bulova reissued the Devil Diver! Date of reissue: Autumn, 2018 Version: 1972 The BIG spec: 666 feet water resistance. Movement: Non-hacking Miyota Caliber 821D; 21 jewels,...
BULOVA REGATTA: Unique, alternative statement timepieces!
Bulova: A mainstay in American watchmaking American watchmaking held Bulova as a premier luxury brand among the countries’ best watchmakers in the early 1900s and the reason was their...
Is the new Seiko5 a direct replacement of the SKX007?
Quick snaps The new Seiko 5 can’t be called entry-level anymore! They take a lot from the Seiko SKX007; a very similarly designed dial and case predicts all its...
New Seiko 5 marks the beginning of a new, impressive chapter
An era comes to a halt It’s been nearly two years since Seiko decided putting a stop to their older Seiko 5 models; thinking things over in a new...
Baby Tuna stroll the Streets: A Trio and the Two
5 faces to the story The release of a trio of smart-looking Seiko Solar watches made many enthusiasts – even some among the most stiff upper lip – utter...
Gonzo’s Grumblings: Attempting a perpetual doubt-removal on Perpetual Calendars
A perpetual preference, partially painful to people The perpetual calendar complication is one of my favorites. I really do like them. Thanks to Creation Watches; they helped me find...
Entry-level luxury: Countering dubiousness
Luxury, ideally, shouldn’t let you consider economies. At times, therefore; luxury is wasteful. Luxury is also different for different immediate surroundings; luxury depends upon what role you play. The...
What are Diamond Accents?
Gem stones are one of the BIG factors in luxury watch design. It imparts a certain amount of grandiloquence to a watch, bringing a feeling of upliftment; more so,...
Gonzo’s Geekery: Titanium as a choice
Despite frequent misinterpretations to weighty appearances at first sight, some watches, quite contrarily, turn up delightfully light, manageable and maneuverable while on the wrist. All they let you feel...