Well, in this post, I’m taking my first look at the Skagen Ancher SKW6432, to work out whether they’re worth buying, or if they’re just another Daniel Wellington clone in disguise.
Read MoreI’d seen a full blackout retro-look Casio on the site a few months ago and had it sitting on my Amazon wish list. Therefore, I couldn’t help but make that my very first choice.
Read MoreI’ve carefully crafted this list, showcasing a selection of the very best Seiko watches under 200 dollars that you can pick up today. Each watch featured has a unique look and great build quality.
Read MoreBoldr emailed me a few weeks ago, asking if I’d like to take a look at some of their watches, I took a glance at the site. What I saw was a list of specifications that lined up exactly with what I would want from a field watch at this price.
Read MoreThis brand was launched in 1983 and saw tremendous success by capitalising on the quartz crisis of the 1970’s and 80’s with their bright, colourful battery powered fashion watches. 37 years later, they’re very much still here.
Read MoreThis beefy boy is the Spitfire Type 300 in gunmetal grey and is quite different from many of the pieces I’ve covered before on this blog.
Read MoreIntroducing the Orient FAB00006B9. This is part of Orient’s ‘Tri-star’ or ‘three-star’ line, which seems to be their answer to the Seiko 5 range.
Read MoreIf you’re a real beginner to watches, and you just have a normal 2-piece leather strap or mesh band, ensure you’ve got the short end attached to the top of your watch.
Read MoreI reviewed the brilliant titanium Lorus field watch, which has seemingly been glued to my wrist ever since. I’m under no doubts that this is a great watch, however, there is another Lorus field watch vying for that same crown
Read MoreSternglas recently contacted me, offering to loan me out their latest release the Swiss-made Kanton. In several ways, this watch has equally impressed me.
Read MoreThis Linjer automatic is advertised as being the thinnest ETA 2824-2 watch in the world. I’ve had this in my possession for a while now and thought I’d give my take on it.
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Wristwatches usually come fitted with some form of glass, to protect your watch dial and allow you to read the time. So, which watch glass is best? What are each of these glass types? How do they compare to one another?
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My criticisms of fashion watch brands are well documented on my YouTube channel. Today I thought I’d drop the negativity and take a different approach to the subject.
Read MoreThese automatic watches are tried, tested and hit well above their weight when it comes to performance. Each of these beauties features excellent design and solid build quality for their price.
Read MoreIt’s cheaper, but is it better? You can get the Skmei for about £8, whereas the Casio is currently running at about £15; is it worth going for the lower cost option?
Read MoreI’ve compiled a thorough list of the best cheap watches that look expensive (or at least significantly more than their RRP).
Read MoreSo, you’re going back to school. The good news is, you realised that wristwatches are a stylish accessory that can take your outfit to the next level. The bad news is…you don’t know where to start!
Read MoreA watch should fit tightly enough to prevent the watch sliding around on the wrist during movement, yet loose enough so it doesn’t leave any notable imprints.
Read MoreThis Lorus field watch was under £40 and had some specifications that smashed the competition, especially at such a low price point.
Read MoreI have handpicked the most durable military watches for the army, that will just keep ticking, without letting you down.
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