The Bulova Computron wasn’t a watch I bought on a whim. I’d been circling it for months, half convinced I needed a reason to add such a strange digital slab to my rotation, half amused that I kept coming back to the same quirky trapezoid case every time I browsed for something fun. The shape … Read more
The first time I slid the lid off the box and saw the Seiko SARB035, I actually stopped for a second and just stared. It didn’t scream for attention, it didn’t sparkle like crazy, and it definitely didn’t look like a “flex” piece. Instead, it sat there with this calm, creamy dial, quiet polished edges, … Read more
The first time I strapped on the Citizen Promaster Aqualand, it felt less like putting on a watch and more like starting a little experiment: can a serious dive tool actually work as a daily companion with meetings, grocery runs, gym sessions, and the occasional lazy brunch? I didn’t save it for a special trip … Read more
The first time I saw the Tudor Black Bay GMT in person, it wasn’t on a dealer’s cushion or behind a glass display. It was on a guy’s wrist at a Denver airport bar, halfway through a red-eye delay. I remember noticing the bold red-and-blue bezel peeking out from under a hoodie sleeve, and before … Read more
The Omega Seamaster Diver 300M has earned a spot among watches that blend rugged capability with refined looks. When I first strapped one on years ago, it wasn’t the Bond connection that got me hooked — it was the feeling that this piece could handle a day at the beach just as easily as a … Read more