Every once in a while, Seiko releases something that makes me wonder how it survived all the meetings required to become an actual product. The new Power Design Project Pandagraph is one of those watches. And I mean that as a compliment. The HHK001 and HHK002 began with designer Kiyotaka…

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Seiko Takes An Affordable Chronograph Further Into Vintage Territory

Seiko has another European-exclusive Prospex Speedtimer, and the formula should be familiar by now. The new HBJ008 uses the existing 39mm solar chronograph platform with a dark blue dial, black subdials, bright orange accents, and a brown rally-style leather strap included alongside the steel bracelet. Production is limited to 4,000 pieces. I think the dial is easily the reason to pay attention here.

Why Does This G-Shock Cost Almost As Much As a Platinum Rolex Daytona?

Casio has made an $80,000 G-Shock. For some perspective, you could spend another $4,600 and reach the current retail price of a platinum Rolex Daytona. Eyes wide… Iโ€™ve been staring at that comparison for a while.

Citizen Gives Its Legendary Affordable Chronograph Four New โ€™70s Dials

Citizen is adding four new versions of its smaller Tsuno Chrono to the Japanese Citizen Collection. The formula is simple: familiar 38mm bullhead chronograph, metallic gradient dials, four colors. Gray, blue, green, and red versions will arrive in Japan on October 15. I think these work, although the reason has very little to do with novelty.

I Know the Rolex Datejust Well. Iโ€™d Still Rather Wear This Oris

I know the Rolex Datejust pretty well. My father owns one with a black baton-marker dial, fluted bezel, and Jubilee bracelet, and Iโ€™ve spent enough time wearing it to understand the appeal. Itโ€™s an excellent watch. It also makes me very aware that Iโ€™m wearing a Rolex. And given the choice, I think Iโ€™d rather wear this new Oris. The latest Oris X Cervo Volante Big Crown Pointer Date is a 40mm steel model with a burgundy gradient dial and dark brown deer-leather strap. It costs $2,600 in the US and continues a collaboration that started with three 38mm Big Crown models in 2022.

Formex Just Turned Its Best Field Watch Into Something I Want More

Formex has a new watch called the AirField, and thereโ€™s something familiar about it. The 40mm titanium case comes directly from the brandโ€™s Field Automatic Gen 2. The dimensions are essentially the same, the movement is the same, and much of the underlying formula carries over.

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