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Review: Seiko Prospex SPB077
Seiko is one of, if not the only brand with the ability for every new …
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Review: Archimede Pilot Chronograph Trikompax
I have a soft spot for chronographs. The first watch I ever owned was a chronograph, and I didn’t even know how to use it. …
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Hands-On: Nodus Sector Dive and Field
Nodus is a two-person brand operating out of Los Angeles, California, and though the company is quite young, it has deservedly built up a lot …
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Review: Timex Giorgio Galli S1 Automatic
When you hear someone describe a watch with hollowed lugs, an injection-molded case, and a gem set in the dial, something haute undoubtedly comes to …
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Review: The Defakto Transit is a Modern, Minimalist Watch From the Ickler Family
Defakto is a small watch manufacture based out of Germany. Founded in 2009 by Raphael Ickler in Pforzheim, Defakto specializes in high quality, minimalist watches. …
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Hands-On: anOrdain Model 2 Fumé
Younger brands can have a tough time attempting to carve out their own identity in a crowded marketplace. But Scotland’s anOrdain very quickly established themselves …
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Review: Autodromo Taps ’50s/’60s Era Racing With the New Intereuropa Collection
When I think about automotive inspired watches, the brand that immediately comes to mind is Autodromo. Yes, there have been great individual watches and brands …
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Review: Sinn 104 I St Sa Matte Special Edition
You asked, and WatchBuys listened. After hearing customer feedback on their yearly road shows (one of the few opportunities to try on a Sinn in …
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Review: Christopher Ward Military Collection
As we covered back in September, Christopher Ward and the UK Ministry of Defence have …
