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Review: Grandeur Strange 39mm (Silver/Black) – A Masterclass in Missed Potential This one hurts. Not because I got a dud, but because I wanted this watch to be great. The Grandeur Strange 39mm, limi...
Grandeur Strange 39mm
carbon-edge
The Seiko 5 Sports SKX GMT is a brilliant entry point for any watch enthusiast. Beautiful dial and bezel combined with the lume and number styling make the time amazingly visible. Single date complica...
Seiko 5 Sports SKX GMT 42.5mm
SSK001
I have a long relationship with Casio watches. My first ever watch was a blue crystal Baby-G that I loved to death, until the strap failed while jumping off a wharf into the ocean and I could only wat...
Casio G-Shock 2100 Series 45.4mm
GA-2100-1A1
As much as I would love to love this watch, it is definitely overpriced for its value. This is a watch I share with my husband and we decided to change the original straps to the new strap they releas...
Omega x Swatch Bioceramic Moonswatch
SO33M100
This timepiece was and still is my grail. And on my birthday this year, I finally got it. It is, in my opinion, the most true-to-value watch that Cartier offers. It is in between the Panthere and Sant...
Cartier Santos-Dumont 27.5mm
WSSA0023
A cult favourite in its own right, the "Alpinist" line from Seiko has a long history of watches with fantastic technical specs matched with unconventional styling that is unapologetically its own. The...
Seiko Prospex Land Alpinist 39.5mm
SPB121J1
The Casio G-Shock GW-M5610U The classic G square. Cool, historically significant design you can never get bored of. Insanely pragmatic and functional tool watch, providing its wearer with all the impo...
Casio G-Shock GW-M5610U 43.2mm
GW-M5610U-1
The watch wears smaller than its size would seem. The stock strap is fine, but it really shines with a strap upgrade; it’s a strap monster and looks great on just about anything. The mineral crystal...
Casio Duro Date 44.2mm
MDV-106DD-1A1V
My experience is not with the Tissot T-Sport PRS 200, but with the Tissot Seastar 660 chronograph, which is basically the same watch with a slightly different dial and bezel. The Seastar 660 is powere...
Tissot Seastar 660 41mm
T19148541
I have the Mission to Pluto variant of the watch! I do enjoy wearing it (after I swapped the strap). It is a fun watch to wear out. The downside is it gets scratched very easily and to ticking noise i...
Omega x Swatch Bioceramic Moonswatch
SO33M101
My favourite watch in the collection is my silver dial Bicompax 002. It's sector dial is just amazing, the textures are perfect. The acrylic crystal adds to its vintage vibes. The case is well finish...
Baltic Bicompax 002 38mm
bicompax-002-blue-gilt
I wasnt expecting to like this watch as much as I do. Integrated bracelet sport watches have been de jour over the past few years, with every company scrambling to make their version of the style t...
Christopher Ward The Twelve 38mm
C12-38ADA1-S00B0-B0
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Cool models from some of the most popular microbrands
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Baltic is a microbrand based in France with a focus on vintage inspired timepieces with enough original design language that you can recognize it on its own.
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