Most people who enjoy watches will need an everyday dress watch in their collection at some point. It may not be a watch you wear regularly, but now and then, a dress watch for more formal occasions is a good addition to any collection. If that sounds like you, then the Seiko Blue Moon SRPB41j1 could be the watch for you! Check out my review and see why I think this is a fantastic option for a dress watch.

So I found myself wanting a smaller automatic sports watch at a reasonable price that would fill the gap between the more precious automatics and the full-on G-SHOCK sports digital watches in my collection. This Seiko SNK375 is the watch I settled on! Read my review and see why I think this Seiko 5 hits the sweet spot regarding price and looks.

I’ve been spending some time with a new release from Spinnaker Watches. The original Fleuss was a solid diver from the brand and had quite the following. It was available in some very fun and exciting colourways, which I think led it to become quite the popular diver. For this review, I check out the chronograph version of the fleuss. Read how I got on with this affordable chronograph from Spinnaker watches

Recently I got to spend some time with the Wreck from Spinnaker watches. Spinnaker is a fairly well-known watch manufacturer with a good range of dive watches at affordable prices and styles that most people will find appealing. In this review, I take a closer look at the Wreck and see if it is worth your consideration.

So the Timex Q has been a hot topic in watch circles since its release, but is it a case of hype and clever marketing over solid watch substance? I Review the Timex Q and find out!