A Closer Look at the Seiko SKX013 Dive Watch
Watch enthusiast and experts alike are calling the SKX013 a smaller version of one of the most affordable quality watches of all time. That is saying a lot, but it is by no means a…
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The Top Five Dive Watches of All-Time
No fully rounded watch collection is complete without at least one diver. Still the most popular subcategory of timepiece, the genre really came to the fore in the 1950s with the emergence of recreational Scuba…
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How Much Do Tattoos Typically Cost?
As a person who is inked quite extensively, I have a certain affinity for body art. When you find the right tattoo artist, they will be able to turn your body into a canvas that…
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Ending the Debate: Rolex vs Omega
As anyone who has spent more than half an hour on horology forums will tell you, the perennial ‘Rolex or Omega—which is better?’ debate is one that does not lack for opinion. They are the…
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How Much Do You Tip the Pizza Delivery Guy? And Other Tipping Tips
There is a long-standing debate about how much to tip pizza delivery drivers and other service-oriented personnel. This is a major topic of interest for me. My wife says that I overtip, but I don’t…
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The Five Best Christopher Ward Watches on the Market Today
There was a time when fashion was immensely important to me. While I have never been a conformist, I have succumbed to the pull of creating my own fashion statements. Over the years, I have…
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The Five Best Bering Watches on the Market Today
The Bering watch company has developed a longstanding reputation for excellence and quality, and its 2018 lineup does not aim to disappoint those who have become fans of the company’s design approach. When it comes…
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The Breitling Colt Racer: The Cheapest, Lightest and Most Precise
is a has been one of the biggest contributors to the world of watches, especially the wrist chronograph watch, and it has long been recognized as the leader of this complication. As a matter-of-fact, it…
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The Seven Finest Moritz Grossmann Watches to Buy Right Now
Founded in the late nineteenth century, the watch-making company, Moritz Grossmann, opened and began to make fine watches in a small town in the Ore Mountains. Moritz learned the craft of watchmaking from a good friend, Gottfried…
