It’s a funny old business – height and the measurement thereof. I mention this in passing only as the ABC model watches that are around at the moment all feature an Altimeter. Though in actual fact they are to all… Read More ›
Commentary
Size matters
Whilst I have recently featured Casio G Shock models and of course applaud them for all sorts of reasons, not least the “tough” movement protection and functionality, I still have one main concern and that is “SIZE”. For me and… Read More ›
Buying from Japan
So a perfect transaction with shoppinginjapan and a pleasure to do business with and in a pretty quick delivery – only being held a few days at UK Customs until import charge paid. The charges can be paid either online or phone and if you use your tracking info, once you see it is held – simply phone them up and pay – saves you waiting for their letter. The watch is released the same day
Ultimate or “old hat”?
The problem with your “ultimate” watch is that it could be just an illusion, for technology inexorably marches ever onwards at a frightening pace, so today’s “ultimate” can very quickly become tomorrow’s “old hat”! Of course you have to define… Read More ›
Still a Classic?
I suppose it’s difficult for a watch company to keep introducing and improving models, especially as some of them are considered classics now and so it is with the Citizen Promaster Navihawk. This is a model I’ve always liked and… Read More ›
Wrist GPS – a step too far?
I had hoped this year to have got myself a GPS enabled watch, but alas not to be as I honestly think the manufacturer’s still haven’t come up with what I would call my ideal product. The models I’ve been… Read More ›
Why the “Sub” is not for me.
there are some Rolex models around that are very different and do look good, but you rarely if ever see them. Instead you’re fed the same old diet of that boring Submariner this and submariner that.
Quick glance? – 2
Now OK I’ve already got a splitting headache coming on, yet it does work in an odd way (if you’re partial to migraines) as it uses a quite conventional 3 or is it 4 dial display, but in a slightly different manner.
Stealthy, different and dark?
And as a serious watch collector I wouldn’t be seen dead wearing such a thing – would I?
Oh yes I would – it’s brilliant!!!!
Wrist matters
Watch size – Most men probably fall into the range of 27% to perhaps 29% of wrist circumference as the ideal lug to lug
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