A vintage nerd makes a few humble suggestions for where the Mark Series can go from here.

Regular readers of this series of articles know that it’s all about beautiful and special watches from the past. But what about a model that is still in production? And to be even more specific, it’s “just” about a dial color. I have wanted to write about the Vacheron Constantin Overseas 4500V with the stunning […]

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In some ways, it’s difficult to believe the Casio G-Shock has been around for nearly 40 years. So much of the watch industry (more or less intentionally) feels as old as the hills, but Casio’s beloved line of ultra-tough quartz models has always carried a sense of modernity, even futurism, about it. As 2023 and […]

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Lightweight, strong, and full of character. There’s a reason watchmaking has taken to titanium.

If there is one complication that seems to be low on the desirability meter, it is the moonphase. For me, it’s been the same, but with some sharp new releases over the last couple of years, I have come to appreciate it. I’m no sailor or fisherman dependent on the changing tides, and I’m guessing […]

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In 1982 (my birth year), Seiko watches in Japan introduced the world’s first wristwatch with a built-in liquid crystal display television screen. They called it the Seiko TV Watch, and today, I go hands-on with an original piece and the set of items that came with it. The Seiko TV Watch may have been just […]

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The watch that made the biggest impression on me this year is the Tissot PRX that I bought just before the summer. The amount of sheer joy I get from wearing the watch has been priceless. It’s the perfect affordable daily wearer for under €1,000. A big part of the joy of wearing it comes […]

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The new Breitling Chronomat Automatic GMT 40 watch, or Chronomat GMT for short, is tasked with filling the remaining gap in its namesake collection: All the popular sizes had been covered from petite 32mm all the way to brutish 44mm, but 40mm, the sweet-spot for many, had spent the last two years since the collection’s […]

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