Seiko Monikers: Represent more than just a watch.
Whether it was the shape of the case or a specific color scheme or its association with an important person, the question “Why?” fades over time, leaving just the...
Are Orient diver watches anywhere near to Seiko’s?- I
To answer this question, I will have some prerequisites. Firstly, I’ll not include diehard Orient fans in this discussion (they can go read about the Kanno or the M-Force...
Is Citizen more accurate than Seiko?
Grand Seiko, undoubtedly, stands as the most accurate watches from Seiko, either mechanical or quartz or Spring Drive. Unfortunately, most think Citizen maxes out with their GPS watches or...
Seiko monikers – Where do they originate from? (I)
Those of you who have constantly wondered about how the names Tuna or Sumo emerged, here’s a quick lowdown. Off with the reference numbers You can’t deny remembering alpha-numeric...
Is the new Seiko5 a direct replacement of the SKX007?
Quick snaps The new Seiko 5 can’t be called entry-level anymore! They take a lot from the Seiko SKX007; a very similarly designed dial and case predicts all its...
Seiko Save the Ocean: Great watches for a greater cause!
Seiko ‘Save the Ocean’ range deals with choppy seas and shark fins passing by! Often doesn’t go beyond Planning on purchasing your first mechanical watch reading reviews is...
King Turtle: A vintage re-risen!
The Turtle this year got its new (and due) upgrade. Fans call it the King, but does it fit the throne? Seiko divers’ enjoy a cult following; that’s not...