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Seiko Revisits the Affordable SNZH Again With a Much Dressier Take
Seiko has two more 5 Sports models arriving this October, and at first glance, the HDB004 and HDB005 look like another pair of color additions to an already enormous collection. Dig around a little, however, and thereโs a cooler story here. Seiko is revisiting the old SNZH design (one I used to own), a watch that occupied its own strange and memorable corner of the Seiko 5 catalog.
The New Timex Ironman Has the History. Does It Have the Price Right?
Timexโs relationship with Ironman goes back to the mid-1980s, and itโs difficult to separate that history from the countless inexpensive digital sports watches the partnership produced over the following decades. The new Timex Ironman Adrenaline takes that familiar formula somewhere a little different. Itโs bigger, considerably more aggressive, and more expensive than the Ironman watches many of us probably remember. That’s probably what makes this release worth paying attention to.
TAG Heuer Fixed the Biggest Issue With Its Carrera Chronograph Sport
TAG Heuer has a new Carrera Chronograph Sport for 2026, and I think the most important change is also the simplest: the watch got smaller. The previous Carrera Sport Chronograph arrived in 2020 with a …
Christopher Ward Finally Fixed the GMT I Couldnโt Quite Love: C63 Sealander GMT Review
Hands-on with the 39mm Christopher Ward C63 Sealander GMT, featuring a revised case, updated GMT design, SW330-2 movement, and Bader bracelet.
The New Seiko Speedtimer Remixes the 1970s Instead of Recreating Them
Seiko has added two new watches to the Prospex Speedtimer family, and these are a little strange in a way I think works. The new Heritage Motoring Countdown Speedtimers take recognizable pieces of Seikoโs motorsport history and rearrange them into three-hand automatic watches with internal countdown bezels. Thereโs no chronograph here, which makes the Speedtimer designation worth talking about.
