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Does Anyone Have The Time?
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It's hip to be square.
Fascinating watches for fascinating people.
The nuclear option.
A look at the interesting but compromised Marathon MSAR.
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My kind of smartwatch.
Nivada Grenchen Chronomaster Aviator Sea Diver.
Surf's up!
This Seiko Sports "Snoopy" is a long way from its practical diving roots, but it made me smile.
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1968 Timex.
The affordable way into vintage watches.
1967 Rolex Oyster Perpetual.
This vintage Rolex is quietly brilliant.
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Mechanical. Durable. Affordable.
Smiths W10 reissue punches well above its weight.
You never forget your 1st.
15 years ago today I purchased this Longines. It was my 1st Swiss and my 1st Automatic watch.
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15 years ago
today
I bought this Rolex.
How I bought, sold, and re-bought my first Rolex.
The Pelagos 39 is
not
a Sub' substitute.
Why the weird Tudor Pelagos 39 is the perfect tool for me.
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Hype and vanity.
Why I own this vintage Grand Seiko.
Vintage Smiths Everest.
There's an Elephant in the room and it's wearing a Rolex.
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The other iconic Japanese diver's watch.
Impressions of the Citizen Promaster NY0040.
I've never been so
happy to say goodbye to a watch.
Why I'm glad to see this perfectly good Seiko leave my collection.
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Houston we have a problem.
Why I'm not keeping my Mr.Jones "Beam Me Up".
Smiths Traveller GMT.
Checking out a "flyer" GMT from a rejuvenated British brand.
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A 300m diver from Smiths.
This Smiths boasts an impressive set of specifications.
Fashion is a dirty word.
The case for the Chanel J12.
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The daily wind.
How the ritual of winding my watches every day brought me closer to them.
An introduction to the hobby.
Decoding some of the jargon and giving you an introduction to watch collecting.
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