Author: Doug

  • The One-Watch Collection Might Actually Exist For years, I was convinced the perfect one-and-done watch didn’t exist. The Rolex Explorer I is too expensive to wear everywhere without thinking.The Omega Seamaster 300M is too bold, great with knitwear and ridiculous…

    Abinger Nimrod: The One-Watch Collection Might Actually Exist
  • If I said the words dive watch, chances are you’d immediately picture a Rolex Submariner. Maybe your mind jumps to the Omega Seamaster 300M or, if you’re feeling a little rebellious, the Blancpain Fifty Fathoms. These are the classics, the…

    Is the Citizen Promaster the Best Dive Watch You Can Buy?
  • The author shares their experience with the Citizen Tsuyosa, describing it as a great yet flawed watch. They emphasize that finding an affordable watch often involves accepting imperfections. The Tsuyosa’s bracelet stands out for comfort and style, evoking personal memories…

    Citizen Tsuyosa 40mm Review
  • With the white dial Tudor Black Bay Pro now launched I thought it was time to revisit the watch that started the current push towards the affordable GMT watch as culminated in the likes of the Seiko 5 GMT, that…

    Tudor Black Bay GMT Review
  • The author shares the arrival of a vintage Timex Marlin watch, highlighting its charm despite minor imperfections. Emphasizing its historical significance, the piece reflects on the stories carried by such timepieces through generations. It argues that quality and storytelling matter…

    Timex Marlin Review: The Beauty of a Manual Wind Watch