At the start of the year I compared the Black Bay 58 to a Rolex Sea Dweller 16600. The comparison seemed to go down pretty well so I thought I’d do another, and the guys on the Christopher Ward Enthusiasts Facebook group gave me...
As someone who regularly reviews watches, I’ve got to admit that after a while things can start to blur into one. For example, I’ve lost track of how many watches I’ve reviewed that have a domed sapphire crystal, or use an ETA movement. Which is...
Like most elements of fashion, the military has greatly influenced watches over the decades. Perhaps the most obvious examples are field watches, those basic rugged pieces designed to provide accurate time keeping for the average soldier. It’s a style that’s been produced by many...
I must admit that my taste in watches is usually pretty reserved. I prefer more understated pieces which I’m sure some would probably find dull. However, I recently came across a piece that’s so delightfully… well, funky, that I had to get one. I...
With the release of the new Bond watch from Omega for the upcoming No Time To Die, a question popped in to my head: What watch would Fleming’s literary 007 wear today? In the films, Bond has one (or even two) new watches for each...
We all know that rightly or wrongly, Rolex hold the crown when it comes to Swiss dive watches. Their reputation precedes them, and as a result new Submariners and Sea-Dwellers are in short supply. It’s therefore only natural that many people would consider buying...
