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Robin Page
Cameron Manning
Today's picks from the most popular watches on the market
What our users say about the watches
I have the all black version. This is my go to watch for all things outdoors. Hiking, shooting, snowboarding, etc. Super durable and accurate. This is a watch I can throw around and have no worries ab...
Casio G-Shock DW-5600 Series 42.8mm
DW-5600E-1V
To me, this is the right amount of dress watch, not too minimalistic that it becomes boring but not too loaded that it moves away from what a dress watch should be. The dial does something interesting...
Longines Flagship Heritage Classic 38.5mm
L4.795.4.78.2
Firstly, this watch was not as big as I thought which means it fits my small wrist (15.5cm) greatly as G shocks do. But perfectly on my husband's 20cm wrist. He hs worn the watch for a month now. He w...
Casio G-Shock GW-M5610U 43.2mm
GW-M5610U-1
As the current horological hot property that they are, the sophomore release from Studio Underd0g had to do something interesting. To follow on from the brightly coloured series 1 chronographs, it cou...
Studio Underd0g 02 Series 37mm
02fsbe
My first luxury watch purchase... although I'm writing about the 41mm with the 8900 movement. I bought my Aquaterra before the 38mm variations were released. On my 6.5 inch wrist the 41mm Aquaterra fi...
Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M Co-Axial Master Chronometer 38mm
220.10.38.20.10.003
The Casio A168W series is, in my opinion, the default choice not only for buying a Casio, but also for buying (or gifting) your first watch. The F91W is a great watch, it was the choice of the preside...
Casio A168W 36.3mm
A168WA-1
I had an older white dialed version of this watch that I ended up selling off when I found my Sinn 105 that I have also reviewed on this site. I've been a fan of Farer designs for a while but this jus...
Farer GMT 39.5mm
lander
It had taken me a really long time to get a German watch I wanted to keep and as my favourite AD had this in I thought that I should give it a go as I was also wanting a white dial gmt and this one lo...
Sinn 105 GMT 41mm
105.021
I’ve been craving a Hamilton watch for a very long time, but I always found them to be just a bit too expensive for my taste. That being said, as I always do, I waited patiently on the second-hand m...
Hamilton Khaki Field King Auto 40mm
H64455133
So I didnt plan on buying this watch, I was after a Hamilton Field Khaki Titanium and I bought this instead. You could say the AD up sold (which I guess they did) but I got a fantastic deal - enough t...
Tudor Black Bay 58 caliber MT5400 39mm
m79010sg-0002
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
Review: NOMOS Club Date 38 Limited Edition for Hodinkee – Pacific Blue One of 75 – and yes, I’m still grinning. We watch collectors love to roll our eyes at limited editions - until we get one! ...
Nomos Glashütte Club Automatic Date 38.5mm
733.S5
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Cool models from some of the most popular microbrands
They might deserve a bit more love than they get
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Traska is a US based microbrand focused on vintage inspired time pieces. The brand is a great choice for people who prefer smaller sizes in watches with typical sizing going from 34mm to 40mm in diameter.
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