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Seiko Presage SPB165: Is the Sharp Edged Upgrade Worth It?
The white-dial Seiko SPB165 pairs angular styling with a 70-hour reserve. Decide whether its size, accuracy and bracelet…
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TAG Heuer Carrera Glassbox: The Crystal Changes the Chronograph
The blue Carrera Glassbox draws its timing scales into a curved dial surround. Its modern automatic movement supports…
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Glashütte Original Senator Excellence: The Movement Behind the Classical Dial
The Senator Excellence puts a hundred-hour automatic movement beneath a classical silver dial. Its current grey fabric configuration…
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Panerai Radiomir Quaranta: The Familiar Shape in a Different Scale
The green Radiomir Quaranta places Panerai’s older design language in a 40mm automatic watch. Its polished case and…
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Panerai Luminor Marina PAM03312: More Than the Crown Guard
The latest black-dial Luminor Marina keeps its recognisable crown bridge while revising the movement and water-resistance specification. The…
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Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Control Date: A Simple Dial with a Serious Movement
The Master Control Date combines a restrained silver dial with a seventy-hour automatic movement. Its current strap package…
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Zenith Defy Skyline: The Fast Little Hand Is the Point
The Defy Skyline combines an angular steel case with an unusually active running display. Its small hand is…
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Vacheron Constantin Overseas 4520V: A Sports Watch with Three Ways to Wear It
The blue Overseas pairs a distinctive bracelet with supplied leather and rubber alternatives. Its interchangeability is part of…
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IWC Ingenieur Automatic 40: The Grid Dial and Integrated Steel Case
The aqua Ingenieur uses a textured dial, five visible bezel screws and an H-link bracelet to make a…
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A. Lange & Söhne Saxonia Thin: The Interest in Just Two Hands
The 37mm Saxonia Thin makes a small number of details carry the whole watch. Its manual calibre and…