FIFTH WRIST - Page 24 of 101 -

Owner Review: Nomos Orion 38

Twelve years ago I was working for the Swatch Group and the workshop got together to buy a Nomos Tangente for one of the watchmakers (hi Odo!) as a wedding gift. Blown away by both the coolness and the quality/feel of it, I hit the internet and got even more blown away by the Nomos…
Read more...

18/03/2022
The European Gang Talks Watches #5

Today the European Fifthwrist Watch Gang have a star guest from far away as it gets from Europe … Australia! He is a world famous watch podcast host, a lover of and specialist for independent watchmaking, member of the British Horological Society, poster of the most hilarious dirty instagram posts … and many more ……
Read more...

17/03/2022
Owner Review: Rolex GMT Master 1675

Long before the Rolex GMT Master 1675, my watch collecting journey had been quite an interesting one. When I first started, I shuddered to think that paying $2000 for a simple Omega Seamster was just nuts when a Seiko for $200 could fulfil exactly the same task. I soon found out that the beautiful wide…
Read more...

16/03/2022
Owner Review: Halios Seaforth Series III

The watch hobby comes in different phases and those phases come with a few decision points. In my case it almost always starts with design. I was on the hunt for my first non-black-dial piece. Long before the days of the now notorious Tiffany blue Patek 5711, #teampastel was running strong on instagram and the…
Read more...

08/03/2022
Owner Review: Swatch Les Aventures De Tintin GM165

If you’ve ever been to an airport, you’ve likely browsed a Swatch store, Most people reading this probably have a swatch in a drawer somewhere. It’s a simple and cheap watch that ultimately served as a blank canvas for a zillion fun designs, and yet these watches are often overlooked, such is the case with…
Read more...

07/03/2022
Owner Review: Timex Waterbury Traditional Day-Date

Before I get to my Timex Waterbury Traditional Day-Date review I should let you know that I have been an automotive enthusiast for as long as I can remember. While I love finding out about the latest hyper car, resto-modded classic or other high horsepower example of automotive excellence, I am almost equally drawn to…
Read more...

05/03/2022
Owner Review: Cartier Tank Must

I’d say I’m quite a rational person and that reflects in my way of collecting watches. I usually think and learn about a watch for some time, save money, order the piece etc. But that’s not the story with this one. I knew about the Cartier Tank Must from their release in April 2021 but just when I saw…
Read more...

02/03/2022
Owner Review: Maratac Pilot

When looking for an affordable Big Pilot 7-Day alternative, it did not take long to find the Maratac Pilot. It’s a proper pilot watch. It’s an automatic. It has a small seconds. And… It is BIG. Unlike the pilot watch offerings from Hamilton or Laco, the Maratac has a more curvaceous case and a somewhat…
Read more...

23/02/2022
Owner Review: Seiko SPB243

Through thunderous clouds they descend upon you: the gods of the watch-y-verse. With earthquake-inducing force, they slam into the ground producing a shockwave powerful enough to tear the watch off your wrist. Towering over you, armed with Breguet hand spears, clad in armor of sapphire and stainless steel, brandishing watch-dial-shields with complications only worthy of…
Read more...

22/02/2022
Owner Review: Timex Expedition North Field Post Solar

Timex are at it like rabbits of late, turning out countless models and re-editions to rival the swatch group. While some are questionable, its latest releases titled ‘Expedition North’ instantly caught my eye with their IP coated and stainless steel cases, choice of solar powered or mechanical movements and varying sizes. I hit ‘add to…
Read more...

21/02/2022