watches
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5 Casio G-Shock Watches Worth Making Room For
A good G-Shock earns its place on your wrist by being useful. You put it on before work, leave it on for the weekend and rarely feel the need to treat it carefully. Choosing one is the harder part. Some… Continue reading
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CIGA Design Time Cipher Gold: A Different Way to Watch the Minutes Pass
Some watches catch your attention with a bright dial or an oversized case. The CIGA Design Time Cipher Gold does it by making you look twice to work out the time. Its gold-toned mechanism sits against a deep black dial,… Continue reading
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Squale Galeazzi Artiglio: A 600m Dive Watch With a Clever Dial Detail
Most dive watches can tell you how long you’ve been underwater. The new Squale Galeazzi Artiglio can also warn you if moisture has entered the case. At 6 o’clock, a small Wet Indicator changes color if moisture gets inside the… Continue reading
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New Q Timex Chronographs Bring ’70s Racing Style Back to the Wrist
Timex has returned to one of its richest design wells, introducing three new Q Timex Chronographs inspired by the gloriously expressive racing watches of the 1970s. The collection arrives in cream, ice blue, and deep green, with each model blending… Continue reading
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Citizen’s Eco-Drive Weekender: A Sports Watch That Never Needs a Battery
Some watches earn their keep by doing one thing brilliantly rather than trying to do everything. The Citizen Eco-Drive Weekender is one of those — a straightforward, well-built sports watch built around a genuinely clever piece of tech. What you’re… Continue reading
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Formex Aria Review: The Watch That Refuses to Be Judged From a Photograph
Some watches photograph beautifully and become less interesting the moment they reach your wrist. The Formex Aria does precisely the opposite. Its launch images invited immediate opinions. The flowing titanium case, scalloped bracelet, recessed dial sections, rose-gold-colored details, and ambitious… Continue reading
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New A. Lange & Söhne 1815 Up/Down Goes Smaller With Stunning Blue Dials
The A. Lange & Söhne 1815 Up/Down returns as a 37.5mm dress watch with a dark blue dial, a limited edition production run, and all the hallmarks of high-end German watchmaking. A. Lange & Söhne has introduced two new versions… Continue reading
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Venezianico Redentore Levius Review: A Traditional Dress Watch in Grade 5 Titanium
Venezianico’s Redentore Levius combines hand-guilloché dial work, an Italian manual movement, and a Grade 5 titanium case — all in a watch weighing just 48 grams. A dress watch unlike most others. Continue reading
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5 Reasons the Citizen Nighthawk Is Still a Great Watch to Buy
The Citizen Nighthawk is one of those watches that manages to stand out without trying too hard. It has a busy aviation-inspired dial, plenty of functionality, solid construction, and Citizen’s incredibly practical Eco-Drive movement. For us, what makes the Nighthawk… Continue reading
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A Titanium Diver Made to Be Worn: Citizen Promaster Dive
There are dive watches you buy because they look good in photographs, and then there are watches that start making more sense the moment you put them on your wrist. The Citizen Promaster Dive BN0200-56E belongs firmly in the second… Continue reading
