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I was unclear on the differences between the Casio F91W and A158. I bought one of each to compare in a hands-on review. Click to check it out.
I recently picked up a Casio F91W, but then decided to try its upgraded brother, so I ordered an A158. It warranted a review, so click to learn more!
Readers know that I am a fan of Honda. I recently received another Honda Speedometer watch as a gift. It was quite a surprise, so a review was in order.
Introduced in 1989, the Casio F91W is regarded as the world's best-selling non-smartwatch. I picked one up for a hands-on review (and a future project).
I have been seeing watch rings becoming a trend recently, and decided to buy this Fossil for my wife at Windup NY this year. I found the gold case and green dial to be an attractive combination.
Integrated bracelet sports watches are as popular as ever. Click to read the top 9 that have been reviewed on the StrapHabit blog.
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.
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.
Casio created a square metal G-Shock in a tiny size that you can wear on your finger! Click to read the hands-on - I mean on-finger review!
The RZE UTD-8000 generated much buzz upon its release. We've seen tough digital watches (G-Shock being the obvious one), but not in titanium at this price.