It’s beater if you can’t grind it into dust
So where were we? Okay, I remember – Worthiness! Worthiness, IMHO, is 85% about keeping it up. That makes the watches on the wrists of fighting forces worldwide truly...
The Beater Watch means Built to Take an Abuse
A couple of days back, a query came from within the family circle. It was about the term beater watch; the questioner surely felt perplexed with the idea that...
Altichron Cirrus: It’s T-Time
Momentary Lapse of Season: Showered in Floyd-ian thoughts Many a times I’ve faced discernment and criticism and confronting critical eyes is not something very rare in the close circuit....
Pickin’ watches: Should you let your significant other choose?
Caring about what others think of – to a certain extent – is neither diffidence, nor naivety. It’s perfectly human, admit it or not. Extents; however, may vary and...
Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical: Reliable, robust – pure joy to wear
For about a month this watch had been under scrutiny and all the important things from a wearer’s perspective is here. It is a watch that makes the wearer...
The other side of the Seiko 5 SNK
There’s an unknown side to the Seiko 5 SNK series of watches. It’s usually the impressive and dignified visuals that get the attention, but that’s not all. Unlike some of...
Obsession vs. Dedication: A look into why men wear watches
Ever since digital gadgets made into the average human life, the watch has become an option. There seems a watch (or, clock) in almost anything and everything – from...
Sportura Kinetic Direct Drive: The pleasure in an Ocean of Blue
Seiko’s greatest offering in the mid-tier luxury arena in 2014 was perhaps from the Sportura Kinetic Direct Drive range. From appearance alone, it becomes clear how amazing this new...
Seiko 5 – Plainest of the plains
To admit frankly, Seiko 5 automatics were never my cuppa till my second job; that kind of reaching your 30-s feel that suddenly opens up your eyes towards hidden...
Armani Meccanico: Increased efficiency, enhanced precision – over the years.
Asked quite a while back if quartz-powered watches are my cuppa – today I like to answer that. If there’s one reason I’d like to make it my cuppa,...
Invicta Speedway 9211: Exquisite, impressive, inexpensive
The 9211 is the Speedway with a white dial; there are also two more color options present: the 9223 (black) and 9212 (dual-tone). Right on the first glance you...
Invicta 7041: Inspired by the Wise
Quite adverse to what some say about the ‘Gonzo, I do not discriminate straightaway like some others I’m closer with, within the circle. One of them claimed he doesn’t...
Casio Protrek Triple Sensor Atomic PRW-6000Y-1AJF: Digital smarts in a bundle
In this review we shall see the ProTrek giving G-Shock a run for their money. The G-Shock series’ tight grip on the extreme sports arena shook a bit...
Ask Gonzo ’bout watches – XXI
Q. Gonzo! Let me start by saying I hate complex watches. I find myself befuddled amongst complex sets of dials and LCD screens. What I seek is a simple...
Buying a dive watch? Know the ratings first!
There’s hardly any watch today without some amount of water resistance. The keep-the-water-out craft is now an open secret – not costly either – so it goes withut saying...