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    • Affordable Watches

    Watchtime.com reviews affordable luxury watches, posts updates about the top affordable and cheap watches, and has a database full of affordable watches and cheap watches. We cover affordable luxury watches for men, affordable watches for women, watches under $1,000, watches under $5,000 and affordable mechanical watches.

    Mass-Market Mechanicals: Bulova Expands Surveyor, Sutton, Aerojet, and Marine Star Families

    Bulova has recently made waves within the watch community for releasing a variety of interesting watches in the upper reaches of its long-established price range. Over the past few years, the brand’s entry-level pieces have largely taken a back seat, marketing-wise, to fascinating and higher-end models like the Oceanographer, Chronograph A “Surfboard,” and Moon Watch,...

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    Jul 25, 2021 by Caleb Anderson

    Going Pro: Hands-On with the Tissot Seastar 2000 Professional

    Just in time for summer, Tissot is expanding its popular Seastar dive watch collection with a beefed-up version that also comes with a new wave-pattern dial. WatchTime travelled to Le Locle for a first hands-on with the new 46-mm Seastar 2000 Professional. For Baselworld 2018, in retrospect the last time the brand participated in the...

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    Jul 17, 2021 by Roger Ruegger

    BANG FOR THE BUCK

    5 Affordable Omega Watches for New Collectors

    Here are five Affordable Omega Watches - including the Omega Constellation Co-Axial and Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 600 M Co-Axial 42 mm - that are in stores now at accessible prices for both new and seasoned watch collectors.

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    Jul 16, 2021 by WatchTime

    Introducing the Accutron Legacy 412, a Precursor to a Cult Classic

    Accutron re-launched with a bang as an independent brand in 2020, unveiling numerous futuristic designs alongside a swath of historically-inclined, neo-vintage styles. Since its high-profile rebirth, the brand has focused foremost on the latter of these two pillars, eschewing more luxurious aesthetics, seen in collections like its captivatingly modern Spaceview, in favor of the more...

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    Jul 9, 2021 by Caleb Anderson

    Stop & Go: Reviewing the Sinn 910 Anniversary Split-Seconds Chronograph

    A split-seconds chronograph is a rather rare complication. Sinn offers the 910 Anniversary model at a reasonable price. We tested this retrostopwatch with contemporary features. While Sinn offers various classic models, especially in its Frankfurt Financial District Watches collection, the Frankfurt-based brand is mainly known for its sporty watches and functional timepieces. Among these is...

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    Jul 7, 2021 by Martina Richter

    New Material, Same Grit: Introducing the Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical Bronze

    Hamilton is not a watch brand you often think of when it comes to using alternative or luxurious case materials. Best known for producing hardy steel sports watches and field watches, Hamilton has garnered a reputation for its utilitarian design codes and manufacturing, usually eschewing gold and even gold tones for its most popular collections....

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    Jun 27, 2021 by Caleb Anderson

    Raymond Weil Rounds Out its Fab Foursome with Maestro Beatles “Let it Be” Edition

    Raymond Weil, a Swiss watch brand founded by a musician and in recent years known for producing timepieces inspired by legendary musical acts, unveiling its first Maestro Beatles Limited Edition in 2016. Two other variations on that original watch have been released since, including an Abbey Road-themed edition in 2017. This year, Raymond Weil concludes...

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    Jun 25, 2021 by Mark Bernardo

    Hands-On: Three Months with the G-Shock Full Metal Red Ion GMWB5000RD-4

    The G-Shock Full Metal collection, since its launch in 2018, has been a major hit among both media and consumers. The collection has grown substantially since that debut and now includes a wide variety of steel- and titanium-cased timepieces, with colors including all-steel, black, blue, “aged,” and integrated resin-and-metal styles. This year, I was fortunate...

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    May 30, 2021 by Caleb Anderson

    The Slimmest G-Shock Yet: Introducing the G-Steel GSTB400-1A

    If Japan’s G-Shock has been known for anything in its history, it’s for producing substantial, ready-for-anything sports watches. Recently the Casio-owned brand built upon that legacy while reaching in a novel direction, unveiling its slimmest timepiece to date. Here’s what you need to know about the new G-Steel GSTB400-1A. The watch, which measures just 12.9...

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    May 18, 2021 by Caleb Anderson

    Wine for the Captain: Reviewing the Rado Captain Cook Burgundy Bronze

    Rado combines a nautically inspired bronze case with a lush, burgundy- colored dial and bezel insert in the most vibrantly colorful model to date in the Captain Cook collection, the Captain Cook Burgundy Bronze, which I had a chance to obtain for a review back in the winter. Scroll down for details. “It looks Christmassy.”...

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    May 17, 2021 by Mark Bernardo

    Innovation, Smart Marketing, or Both? A Closer Look at the Frederique Constant Slimline Monolithic Manufacture

    Right before the start of the madness that was Watches & Wonders, a few brave brands braced the tides and unveiled their own novelties separate from the event. Some rode the waves, others were swept away, and still others, like Frederique Constant, have been steadily coming into shore, riding in on the strength of their...

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    May 1, 2021 by Caleb Anderson

    Power at a Premium: 6 Watches Under $3,500 with Great Power Reserves

    Of the various ongoing trends in the watch world, ever-improving power reserves in mechanical timepieces are among the most practical. With collectors often owning a variety of pieces they like to change in and out on a daily basis, owning a mechanical timepiece that’s still running after it’s been put down for a few days...

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    Apr 29, 2021 by Caleb Anderson

    Sweet Treats in Bronze Wrappers: Introducing Three Oris Divers Sixty-Five “Cotton Candy” Editions

    Oris is a brand that often catches attention even in a crowded field, and this past month at Watches & Wonders was no different. With releases like the Dat Watt LE and AquisPro Date Calibre 400, the Holstein-based brand once again proved its capability of producing particularly novel dive watches with unusual yet thoroughly useful...

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    Apr 27, 2021 by Caleb Anderson

    Nomos Makes Its W&W Debut With Updates to Neomatik, Club Campus, and Tangente Collections

    Nomos Glashütte has made its first appearance at the all-virtual Watches & Wonders watch salon, showcasing new timepieces in three of its Bauhaus-influenced collections. The releases — which include updated colorways and size expansions in Nomos’ Tangente, Metro, and Club Campus lines — come on the heels of a relatively quiet (for obvious reasons) 2020...

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    Apr 17, 2021 by Caleb Anderson

    Cartier Rolls Out A Tank for the People, Reviving the ’70s and Debuting a New Solar Movement

    Few watch brands demonstrate such universally recognized elegance as Cartier. With watches just as popular among men as they are among women, and delicate styles that straddle the fine lines between jewelry, watch, and fashion-accessory, the French maison speaks to a wide and appreciative audience. This year, in an effort to grow that discussion, and...

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    Apr 12, 2021 by Caleb Anderson

    Introducing the Citizen Promaster Eco-Drive Aqualand 200m (with Live Photos)

    Japanese watchmaker Citizen has unveiled the latest addition to its professionally-focused Promaster line, the new Promaster Eco-Drive Aqualand 200m. The new model is the first new addition to the Promaster collection since last fall’s Satellite Wave GPS, and is the most recent update to the Aqualand sub-collection since spring of 2019. The news also comes...

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    Apr 4, 2021 by Caleb Anderson

    Taking Inspiration from a Russian River, Alexander Shorokhoff Launches the Neva

    Bavarian-based, watchmaker Alexander Shorokhoff has, since its founding in 2003, created uncommonly designed, artistically focused timepieces. This week, that tradition continues, with its Moscow-born namesake and founder unveiling his latest creation, called Neva, whose wavy-looking dial design is inspired by Russia’s 74-km-long river of the same name. Shorokhoff began developing the Neva in 2019, when...

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    Mar 27, 2021 by Caleb Anderson

    Sponsored: The G-SHOCK Women’s GMS5600PG-1 Melds Rose-Gold Elegance with Unmatched Functionality

    Last year, G-SHOCK unveiled its all-new, metal-covered series for women, the GMS5600, which brings the iconic silhouette of the G-SHOCK 5000/5600 into a new, sleek shape. Leading that group was the compact GMS5600PG-1, a new rose-gold-IP timepiece featuring an elegant, lightweight case for a comfortable fit on any wrist size. The 38.4-mm GMS5600PG-1 showcases the...

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    Mar 24, 2021 by WatchTime

    Looking at “Infinite Possibilities,” Citizen Launches Automatic Series 8 Collection

    Japan’s Citizen Watch Co. continues its month of new releases, introducing its relaunched Series 8 Collection to the U.S. market. The series comprises four models in two distinct designs, the 870 and 831. Together, the Series 8 models mark another substantial step by the brand into a more luxurious segment of mechanical watchmaking; the name...

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    Mar 18, 2021 by Caleb Anderson

    Digital Duo: Hands-on with the Yema Digidisc and LED

    As demand for more and more unique watches grows, so too does the demand for digital watches. In the luxury realm, this demand has been apparent for some time, with the king of mechanized digital timekeeping, the A. Lange & Söhne’s Zeitwerk, representing possibly the highest tier. In recent years, the trend has entered the...

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    Mar 14, 2021 by Caleb Anderson
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