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Watchdives EXD Review: Can This Affordable Dive Watch Compete with the Tudor Pelagos?
Iโve spent a fair amount of time lately thinking about what an homage watch is supposed to do for a collector. The last Watchdives model I reviewed pushed me into that conversation because, for a while, I thought it might help me decide whether I really wanted the Tudor that inspired it. The funny part is that even after living with that watch, enjoying it, and appreciating how well it was executed for the money, I still never ended up buying the Tudor. Now Iโm back in a similar spot with the Watchdives EXD. After spending time with it on the wrist, I can say the experience feels familiar in more ways than one.
Yema’s New Automatic Watch Is A 38mm Stealth Diver With An In-House Caliber
It’s been a busy stretch for Yema, with the brand steadily building out its catalog of in-house powered dive watches at prices that keep getting harder to ignore. The latest release is the Navygraf Phantom CMM.10, a fully blacked-out version of the Navygraf that leans into a more tactical aesthetic without straying too far from the line’s vintage-leaning DNA.
New Affordable Seiko Field Watches: Four Compass-Bezel Sports Models
The Seiko 5 Sports Field Series keeps growing, and this latest expansion is one of the more practical updates we’ve seen from the line in a while. Seiko just announced four new compass-bezel field watches under the 5 Sports umbrella, with the references HDB006, HDB007, HDB008, and HDB009. Two of them lean into a classic outdoor look on nylon straps, and the other two come fitted with a multi-link steel bracelet for something a little more versatile. Pricing lands between ยฃ340 and ยฃ360, which works out to roughly $463 to $471 USD.
The Affordable New Timex Navi Snoopy Soccer Is the First Peanuts Watch I’d Actually Wear
I’ve had a complicated relationship with the Peanuts watches in the Timex catalog. Snoopy is a character I’ve loved since I was a kid, and yet most of these collaborations have left me cold. The …
Casio Drops Five Affordable G-SHOCK Watches With A Military-Inspired Tactical Look
After spending serious time recently with a feature-packed Mudmaster, I’ll admit it’s kind of refreshing to see Casio pulling things in the opposite direction. The brand has just announced the Black and Electro Green Collection, a five-model release spanning the GD010, GA700, GA100, GAB2100, and GAB010. Each watch shares the same visual treatment: a matte black case, band, and dial paired with vivid green accents and green-tinted LCD touches. Pricing runs from $110 for the GA700BEG-1A and GD010BEG-1 up to $180 for the GAB010BEG-1A, with everything available now through G-SHOCK.
