Many watches. Fewer wrists.
It took Omega a few years, but they’ve finally released an adjustable bracelet clasp for micro-adjustments, and I like it. I like it better than the Rolex Glidelock. Continue reading “Omega’s Response to Rolex’s GlideLock”
“That looks just like a Rolex Datejust.” No, it doesn’t. It doesn’t at all. Continue reading “Review: Omega Constellation Globemaster”
I take a more in-depth look at the Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Chrono in this video.
Check out my second video review of my favorite Panerai of all time, the 233.
When I worked at Coca-Cola, there was a colleague of mine who had an IWC watch. He was based in Hong Kong and obviously knew his watches. At the time, I was plugging away with my very nice Rolex GMT IIc but was blissfully unaware of the WIS condition lurking in my body, preparing to spring just a few years later. Continue reading “Review: IWC Portuguese Chrono”
One of the reasons I love watches is the fact that there are typically hundreds of little mechanical parts inside of them. The reason I like this Seiko is quite the opposite – it talks to satellites 12,550 miles up, never takes a battery and is powered by the sun. Continue reading “Review: Seiko Astron GPS Solar Dual Time”
While this was my first luxury watch, it would be several decades before the watch collector itch would overtake me. Did I start out on the right foot?
Continue reading “Review: My Very First Luxury Watch – a 90s Rolex Datejust (16233)”
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