If you’re in to watches in any serious sort of way, it’s pretty much guaranteed that you’ll know of the Seiko SKX. Hell, a fair chunk of you reading this will probably have owned one at some point. It’s probably Seiko’s most iconic watch,...
Let’s be honest. The words “microbrand” and “value proposition” are used together a bit too frequently these days. Whilst often true, the former does not necessarily mean the latter. As the microbrand market has developed over the past few years, we’ve seen prices creep...
When it was released back in 2019, the Q Timex 1979 reissue took the watch community by storm. As the name implies, it’s pretty much an exact recreation of one of their models from 1979, and the watch is a striking example of that...
For some strange reason, I don’t currently own a chronograph. Despite the vast quantity of great pieces out there, none of them have really grabbed me. That is, until now. Last year I attended the WatchIt! Watch Fair, and this was my introduction to...
Would you believe that until now, I’ve never owned a Seiko? Not even an SKX or a Cocktail Time. I can’t really explain it, but there’s always been something that’s stopped me pulling the trigger. Well now that’s obviously changed, because I’ve just gone...
One of the reasons I’ve stepped away from vintage watches in the past few years is that it can be very tricky to find a decent watchmaker. As if getting hold of correct replacement parts wasn’t enough of a problem, you also need to be...
