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Cartier Tank Must Large WSTA0136: size, quartz and everyday use
The Tank Must Large is a compact rectangular quartz watch. Here is how to assess its proportions, simple…
Buying Guides
Omega Speedmaster sapphire: is a hand-wound chronograph right for you?
A practical guide to the sapphire Moonwatch on steel: its winding routine, chronograph display, case dimensions and the…
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Tudor Black Bay 58 79030N: why the exact reference matters
A buying guide to the original black-dial Black Bay 58 on steel, covering its MT5402 movement, no-date layout…
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Longines Spirit Zulu Time 39: a GMT that earns its extra hand
The 39 mm Spirit Zulu Time offers an independently adjustable local hour hand. Here is what that means…
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Seiko Alpinist SPB121J1: what the green-dial classic actually offers
A research-based buying guide to Seiko’s £690 Alpinist: its useful proportions, 70-hour reserve, compass limitations and everyday ownership…
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Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical 38: Is Hand-Winding for You?
The H69439931 puts a simple field-watch dial around a hand-wound movement. Its long lugs, strap and ownership routine…
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Tissot PRX Powermatic 80: Should You Buy the 40mm Version?
The blue PRX automatic combines a long power reserve with a distinctive bracelet. Compare size, quartz alternatives and…
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Citizen Tsuyosa NJ0150-81L: Buy the Bracelet, Check the Fit
The blue Tsuyosa offers an automatic movement and a distinctive steel-bracelet design. Fit, winding habits and the exact…
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G-Shock GW-M5610U Buying Guide: A Watch You Can Leave Alone
Solar power, radio timekeeping and a compact square case make this G-Shock a practical daily option. Here is…