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Owner review: Seiko 5 GMT SSK001

Prior to the whole COVID situation, travelling used to be quite a frequent event for me, either for family holidays, or to attend work-related conferences. When COVID hit, all that changed, but I remain hopeful that hassle-free travel will return. Hence, I’m presenting my new Seiko 5 GMT SSK001! Hoping for it to accompany on…
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19/07/2022
Owner review: Omega Seamaster 300 America’s Cup Chronograph

The Omega Seamaster line never interested me until the release of this Omega Seamaster 300 America’s Cup Chronograph edition. This model had me surprised with a lot of firsts from Omega; from the one-click quick bracelet/strap change to the chrono-lock function. But what really got me is that red count-down ring that features an hour…
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18/07/2022
Owner review: Nomos Lambda

Since I started collecting watches I’ve always been intrigued by Nomos. The German brand has a lot going for it; iconic Bauhaus design, in-house movements, and excellent quality, all at a relatively reasonable price. During my search for the first Nomos, the Lambda in steel was launched. Yes, it was very attractive, but way too…
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17/07/2022
Rob & The Regulator – Richard Mille RM UP-01 Thin & Crispy

Welcome to the horology world’s ultimate watchmaking podcast network. On this episode of Rob & the Regulator, Artisian Watch Technician Alex and Ex Richard Mille employee Rob talk about the latest releases from the watch industry. Including the Richard Mille RM UP-01 and the new Tudor Ranger. The fine quality alcohol consumed sensibly on this…
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14/07/2022
Owner review: Seiko Sumo Prospex Black Series SPB125J1

Most watch reviews that I have read start off with a story of the author’s inspiration behind getting the watch. Something in their childhood that spurred them to make the purchase, or some cool reasons that prompted them to eventually take steps to acquire said watch. For my Seiko Sumo Prospex Black Series SPB125J1, there…
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14/07/2022
Owner review: Corum Bubble – One of a kind

Watch brand Corum and its conspicuous Corum Bubble design either makes others gawk in amazement or bring on Jim Carrey’s gag at an instant. In early 2000s Corum and Panerai continued the “big watch” trend Invicta was well known for. This piece has a 44mm case, 54mm lug height and 20mm super high dome sapphire…
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13/07/2022
Owner review: Tudor Black Bay Chrono M79360N

I have always loved the look of the original Paul Newman Daytona, that is why I was so excited when the Tudor Black Bay Chrono M79360N was released in 2021. I contacted my authorized dealer right away and ordered one, it took a while for the watch to arrive but in this case, the wait…
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12/07/2022
Owner review: Ming 17.09

When MING announced the new Ming 17.09 I actually was still in no-new-watch-for-at-least-a-year-mode. But the new offering was so attractive to me in terms of design and price that I reluctantly decided to try the annoying ordering procedure. But then – this was communicated from the start – I had to wait 12 months! You…
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07/07/2022
Owner review: Vacheron Constantin Overseas Dual Time

I am gladly writing my honest opinion from an enthusiastic watch collector’s point of view on my Vacheron Constantin Overseas Dual Time. Normal people can’t understand how a simple picture of a watch sent via WhatsApp can make your dream and Grail watch come true, and make you very Happy. I opened my Authorised Dealer’s…
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06/07/2022
Owner review: Benrus 3061 – The Bullitt Benrus

When I was young, one of my favourite movies was The Great Escape with Steve McQueen, especially when you watch him run away from the Germans on the recently commandeered motorbike. To me he was one of the coolest people to ever live, his style, the cars he owned, there just will never be anyone…
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04/07/2022