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Affordable Men's Style

In Review: The Timex Marlin Automatic 40mm Dress Watch

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Sweet spot size, automatic movement, mid-century inspired design. But is there a better “fish” in the sea?

In Review: The Orient Bambino 38mm Automatic Dress Watch

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Smaller on size, big on classy looks. (And currently on sale.)

In Review: The Lorier Hydra GMT Automatic 41mm Dive Watch

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“Would you like a dive watch or would you like a GMT?”
“…Yes.”

In Review: The Timex Marlin Jet Automatic Watch

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Japanese automatic movement. 38mm diameter. Has a couple of quirks. Does Orient’s Bambino 38 have competition?

Stock Alert: The Q Timex 1978 Reissue has returned

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The return of one of Timex’s best. Lots of class. Classically sized but not tiny.

In Review: The Automatic Timex Harborside Coast Dive-Style Watch

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Automatic movement. Bigger in size. Significantly smaller in price than their automatic M79 dive-line.

In Review: The Timex Standard 40mm Watch

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The one where Timex borrows style from a $6k watch, and ends up with a watch probably not worth the $89.

In Review: The Omega x Swatch MoonSwatch

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Was once an in-store exclusive, now available for purchase online.

In Review: The Nodus Avalon II Automatic Dive Watch

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“She’s a brick… house. Well put-together, everybody knows. This is how the story goes.”

In Review (and win it): The Timex American Documents 41mm Watch

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Assembled in the USA with a Swiss quartz movement. In person with Timex’s top of the line.

In Review (and win it): The Seiko Presage Style 60’s Automatic Watch

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It looks a lot like a certain $6k luxury watch. But it costs… $400. In person with Seiko’s new archive inspired watch.

In Review: The Seiko 5 Sports SRPE Automatic Watch

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In person with the dive-bezel-free, field-y, newer sports addition from Seiko.

In Review: The Lorier Gemini Mechanical Chronograph

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In person with Lorier’s under $500 mechanical chronograph.

In Review: The Q Timex 1978 Reissue

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Lots of class. Classically sized but not tiny. Quiet. Yes. Quiet.