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SWISS Omega 8906 Automatic Movement 28800bph sounds better than a Japanese quartz movement. Also, 904l stainless steel sounds better than the 440 or 316-grade stainless steel. Sapphire crystal sounds better than mineral glass) So, look for reliable technical data, and the price will follow by...

Don’t look at the outside aspect only. Some replica manufacturers are pretty “talented” in selling mineral glass as if it was sapphire glass. if I were u, I would predominantly look for some “paper” proving the warranty, the after sales service, the WR confirmation, and the return and refund...

My first dress watch was a Bering Classic Unisex Black Leather Strap Watch 15739-404. definitely, not the most expensive one. But I took what I could) It was an extremely simple and clean watch, with a clear white dial, and tiny baton hour indexes in black. Quartz mechanism and conformable...

There are no specific features I dislike, but there r specific consumers I can’t stand… people having GMT watches when they don’t specifically need a GMT😖 they just buy them…idk why exactly if they just don’t travel, don’t really need the different timezones feature and don’t even know how to...

throw me a couple of nice watches for my wife) Xmas coming :D

Not bad the Citizens… only that I don’t quite like that many of them feature a quick strap0 release. So, when u want to swap out the bands mixing and matching them, might give you some headaches… also, not pretty sure about their glass. Most of them come in a mineral glass over sapphire. For Me...

Some time ago I had a Casio Men's G-Shock Analog-Digital Watch GA-100C-8ACR, Grey/Neon Blue. Took it from Amazon. What can I say? It took me some time until I resonated with its convoluted setup. The bad part was that the lightning from the led light had no impact on the digital display. Also...

newish here) hi all of u out there

Sharing the same passion for the diver’s watches. Some years ago these were the only watches I could consider. Now, aviators are as fascinating as divers for me. So, it’s not excluded one day you discover the “beauty” of the chronos and GMTs)

I have a Raymond Weil Freelancer featuring this main mechanism. When I bought them in 2008, I got a 3 years warranty on them. Right after the warranty expired, the inner rotor began to produce a specific noise. In the beginning, it was hard to detect, but gradually the noise was becoming louder...