StrapHabit Reviews and Articles
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Seiko Prospex "Safari Tuna" Review (SBDY059, SRPE29K1) - What's Wrong with being Fashionable?
If the Tuna shape wasn't polarizing enough, the color will definitely divide people. A few of my friends actually accused me of buying a fashion watch, but I went for it anyway. Did it hold up to the Prospex reputation, or did Seiko put form before function? Keep reading to find out! -
TRIWA Humanium 39 Review - A Watch from the Black Market (with a Warranty)
Humanium supports programs in El Salvador, which to date have removed almost 6000 illegal weapons from circulation. The first weapons destruction activity in 2016 alone resulted in 1 ton of Humanium metal being produced. That metal is then "upcycled" into functional products such as TRIWA's Humanium watches. -
TAG Heuer Formula 1 Grande Date (WAH1011) Review – Overpriced or the Perfect Grab and Go watch?
Before I became seriously interested in watches, I wanted a TAG Heuer Formula 1. Later, when I became more knowledgeable about watches, I realized the error of my ignorance and quickly dismissed it as a basic quartz watch with a fancy brand name. It wasn’t until I wore it for a few days that I started to appreciate it... -
Perrelet Seacraft GMT (A1055) Review – The Best Travel Watch You’ve Never Heard Of
If you’ve been a watch nerd for long enough, you’re probably familiar with the phrase “true GMT.” As opposed to the more common (and lower cost) me... -
Omega Planet Ocean Chronograph (2210.50.00) Review – A Modern Classic
Why am I reviewing a watch that is not a new release, and actually was replaced years ago with a newer model? Because I thought that reviewing the most special watch in my collection would be a good first article for WatchCharts. -
San Martin Bronze Water Ghost (SN040-Q) Review and Long Term Intro
Why did I choose to purchase a San Martin? Bronze! They offer unique materials such as bronze, titanium, and damascus steel that you can't get from Seiko or other brands after which they model some of their designs. How did it look in person? Click to find out! -
Panzera Aquamarine 45 Review - Bold Australian Style
Its always interesting to compare the style of a watch to its country of origin. Swiss watches are often restrained and use classic designs. Japanese watches can have modern and funky styling elements mixed in. So how does Australian culture influence its watches? Let's find out! -
The Poljot Aviator Alarm Review, and Why Every Budget Watch Enthusiast Should Own One
If you're like me, you enjoy experiencing different mechanical watch complications. But have you tried out a mechanical alarm watch? If not, the Poljot Aviator Alarm is a great way to experience one without breaking the bank. -
Geckota W-02 Vintage Mechanical Chronograph Racing Watch Review - The Vintage Experience Without the Hassle?
What should you do if you don't have a big budget, or feel comfortable taking the risk on a vintage racing chronograph? British brand Geckota Watches think that they have the answer. Does the W-02 give the experience of wearing real vintage? -
Stalingrad Grenade (SG-2800-01) Watch Review - A Unique Watch from a New Brand with Experience
Based on the rich description of Russian history, and the bold styling of the brand's watches, you might be mistaken (as was I) into thinking that Stalingrad Watch brand is based in Russia. Does the $365 Grenade stack up to the competition? -
Marloe Coniston Watch Review - Fantastic Design, Great Value, and a Hidden Surprise
When I discovered Marloe Watch Company on social media, my first thought was that this is a company that puts significant effort (and talent) into their design language. Does wearing the watch in the metal live up to the image set forth by great media? Keep reading to find out! -
Long Term Review: The Heuer Autavia "Viceroy" (1163V) - Feel Like a 70s Racer!
If you're like me, part of the appeal of this ridiculous watch collecting hobby is imagining yourself using these watches in the extreme environments for which they were designed. For me, it's racing, and the 1970s were the pinnacle. Read the article to find out what it's like to own a 70s Autavia.
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