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Integrated bracelet sports watches are as popular as ever. Click to read the top 9 that have been reviewed on the StrapHabit blog.
Vertex builds watches for hard-working professionals - the exact types of people supported by Anti Watch, Watch Club. They collaborated on the M100.
The Street Fighter V LE is perhaps the wildest of all Seiko 5 LEs. It's styled after the green skin and orange hair of the iconic Blanka character.
The Seiko Beatmaker was designed through an online contest. It adds the iconic gold and Pepsi Pogue colorway from the '70s Speedtimer to the 5 Sports line.
StrapHabit collaborated with AWWC on a strap, so I borrowed this Jack Mason Strat-o-timer GMT: AWWC Edition for a hands-on review and photos.
Chicago-based Oak & Oscar is now 10 years old. I've been a fan since they hosted an event in my city, and now have the Humboldt GMT for an extended review.
1965 is when the Speedmaster was qualified for space. It looks like the white Speedy Pro with white dial, black hands, and gray case that resembles steel.
Casio surprised everyone with an automatic. The Edifice EFK-100CD-1A integrated bracelet sports watch offers several colors, like this forged carbon dial.
The Brian May Seiko was designed with the Queen Guitarist and inspired by his Red Special guitar. It appeals to watch collectors and fans of rock music.
G-Shocks are known for affordability. The iconic DW5600 is $100, but Casio now has a titanium version. Read the review to find out if it's worth $3500.