This is, allegedly, why Seiko uses stamped markers on their diver dials, even ones at $3-5k : ) silly, I know, but case in point nonetheless

I have been calling it Swiss Miyota since it came out. On one hand, it’s a brilliantly finished Miyota 9k, on the other hand, it still wobbles 🤷

I have it from the horse’s mouth there is a 40mm Captain Cook models coming out this year

The most laughable part to me is that these are mostly pedestrian Rolex models, not rare or precious metal even. The most expensive one seems to be a 36mm datejust with rose gold fluted bezel under $20k. I get it that with Peruvian presidential salary of $4k a month these watches look absolutely odious, but by the East European or East Asians standards of “corruption watches” these are resin Casios

The digital one was such a nice concept, but Tissot not making a new, thin case for it is a complete turn off. Why did they think I will want the heft of mechanical watch but with weightless movement that is not thicker than two quarters? They could have made that case 8mm thick easy. I felt insulted personally 🤣

Damn handsome watch. Yet I can’t bring myself to pay MSRP with that clasp. Atrocious

Love it, but will wait for better bracelet or strap option.

The folding clasp is an insult. They’d be better off selling watch head alone.

MSRP is a joke. Nobody will pay that