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Islander’s Saltaire uses Miyota’s ring solar movement, which hides the solar panel between the dial and chapter ring so the dial can be pure white. I borrowed one to see how this 38mm diver wears.
A Swiss titanium field watch and a Japanese solar chronograph shouldn't have much in common, but both have become go-to grab-and-go hiking watches, crossing the Atlantic through UK trails alike. We put the Seiko SSC961 and Formex Field Automatic Basalt Grey side by side to see...
The Nixon Stinger 44 is the brand's more traditional diving-style watch. It's solar-powered with a countdown bezel, great for the beach and surfing.
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 Oceanus OCW-T200 vs Grand Seiko SBGX341: compare design, movement, lume, and value between two standout Japanese quartz watches.
The Casio Oceanus OCW-T200 blends sleek design, solar power, and Bluetooth in a refined, Japan-only quartz watch under $500.
Seiko produces lots of iconic dive watches, but the most distinctive is the Tuna. There is now midsize Solar Tuna. I purchased the green SUT421 as a gift.
Sometimes you seek out a watch, and sometimes a watch finds you. When a friend offered me a sold out Casio Edifice Honda Type R Edition, it was meant to be. My daily driver is the latest generation Honda Civic Type-R, the FL5, and now I have the watch to go with it.
Like many watch collectors, I found myself wanting fitness watch functions, but unwilling to wear a fitness watch. I still wanted something that wore and looked like the watches I'm used to. I decided to try out the Casio G-Shock DWH5600 to see if it could bridge both worlds. ...
On the off chance that you're familiar with the Seiko x Beams Fieldmaster, you might be thinking I'm a fan of Japanese streetwear. In truth, I just thought the Seiko Digi Tuna looked cool in bright orange and I "accidentally" bought one on eBay. Read the review to find out wha...