All watch reviews, by watch brand

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Why The Laco Flieger Pro Is The Perfect Pilot’s Watch

We watch enthusiasts can be a picky lot. We tend to obsess over the tiniest details -it might be a case that’s a millimetre too big, a date wheel...

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The Tudor Ranger 79950 – My Biggest Disappointment Of 2022

So a little while ago I wrote an article on why the Black Bay 36 was the best alternative to the Rolex Explorer. And then last week Tudor go...

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The Tudor Pelagos FXD – A Pure Tool Watch Through And Through

I have to admit that over the past couple of years I’ve become something of a Tudor fanboy. But, when Tudor released the Pelagos FXD in November 2021 I...

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The Nivada Grenchen Chronomaster Aviator Sea Diver – A Perfect Vintage Reissue

The Quartz Crisis of the 1970s sounded the death knell for a lot of iconic Swiss brands that had produced some fantastic watches. One such company was Nivada Grenchen,...

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The Seiko Prospex SPB237J1 Captain Willard Re-Interpretation – Why Does It Cost So Much?

As someone who can’t get enough of tool watches, Seiko is a brand I’ve grown increasingly fond of over the past few years. Of course, that’s hardly surprising given...

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Olto-8 Iron X Review – A Futuristic Skeletonised Field Watch

These days, I’m increasingly starting to feel as though the watches I see are all blending together. As a result, I tend to take a little more notice when...

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The Farer AquaMatic – Your Next Summer Watch

This year, it seems as though every man and his dog is jumping on the bandwagon and releasing colourful watches. Not that that is a bad thing. After years...

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The Tudor Black Bay 36 – The Best Rolex Explorer Alternative?

The Rolex Explorer is of course one of the most iconic and desirable watches you can buy today. Since its release in 1953, the Explorer has proven to be...

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The Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical – Is It All It’s Cracked Up To Be?

Ask any watch nerd to recommend an affordable mechanical field watch, and I’ll give you good odds they pick the Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical. In the few years since...

Introducing The New Brellum Pandial LE.1 Limited Edition

The term “limited edition” gets bandied about all too often in watchmaking. Usually when a mainstream brand says a watch is limited edition they’re talking about production being limited...

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Christopher Ward C63 Sealander Elite – A Watch That Won’t Weigh You Down

I’ve been a big fan of Christopher Ward for a few years now. The British brand was founded in 2004, and since its inception, its focus has always been...

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CODE41 Launch Edition 6 Of Their Impressive X41 Watch

If ever there was a brand that excels at out of the box thinking it’s CODE41. The brand has a unique design language that’s instantly recognisable, and with the...