The Best Dress Watches We’ve Ever Reviewed
Our hands-on guide to the best dress watches: picks across budgets with sizing tips, pros and cons, and insights from on-wrist testing.
Articles and Guides
Seiko vs Orient: Takeaways from 10 Years of Hands-On Testing
After a decade of reviews, we compare Seiko and Orient on design, performance, durability, and value to help you choose what’s right for you.
Seiko vs Grand Seiko: What 10 Years of Testing Reveals About Value
After 10 years of reviewing Seiko and Grand Seiko, we’ve seen the differences first-hand. This guide breaks down how the two brands compare in value, finishing, and wearability and why Grand Seiko may not be worth the value.
What Grinds My Gears: Know Your History
This is a new series in which I describe everything I dislike about watch collecting. They may or may not be hot takes. What I hope is that it generates discussion on the expansion of why we collect watches, and how that branches out into other aspects of our lives.
Are Chronometers Even Worth It? We Tested 5 of the Best To Find Out
We put COSC, METAS, Rolex, Grand Seiko, and Glashütte chronometers to the test. Here’s what certification actually means on the wrist.
Seiko vs Citizen: What 10 Years of Testing These Brands Reveals
We’ve spent a decade reviewing Seiko and Citizen watches. Here’s what you need to know before deciding which brand is right for you.
The 5 Best American Watch Brands We’ve Ever Reviewed
After years of hands-on reviews with American watch brands, these ones stood out for their build quality, fair pricing, and everyday appeal.
The Best Casio Watches We’ve Ever Reviewed
After years of reviewing Casio Watches, we’re listing the best one’s we’ve ever reviewed for you to research and learn about.
Types of Watches: Pros and Cons to Help You Stay on Budget
Backed by nearly 10 years of hands-on review experience, explore the types of watches that fit your budget and lifestyle.
What Is a Quartz Watch (And Do You Really Need One)?
A 101 guide to quartz watches: how they work, why they last, and what makes them a smart, low-maintenance pick.