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Lorca Watches’ manual-winding chronograph, the “MODEL No. 2,” is a “concentrated essence of romance.”
“Lorca” has captivated serious wristwatch enthusiasts with its outstanding bezel design and perfect size. What exactly is this “ideal wristwatch” that the brand owner created as a travel companion? Inspired by that story, here’s a hands-on review of the “MODEL No. 2” chronograph I recently acquired. -
Nivada Grenchen: Enjoying the “Distinctive Bitterness of the 1970s” with the “F77 Chrono Mecaquartz”
An ownership review of the Nevada Glänchen “F77 CHRONO MECAQUARTZ BLUE MK2,” which revives the passion of the 1970s.We’ll explore the charm this watch offers beyond its similarities to the Royal Oak—including a comparison between the MK1 and MK2, the vibrant woven dial, and why I chose the chronograph over a standard three-hand model. -
Wolbrook Skindiver & WT PAN4 Timer Review : A True Tool Watch Heritage
Founded in 1949, the tool watch brand “Wolbrook” made a comeback in 2019.This “in-depth review” delves into the brand’s history and the appeal of its current lineup, focusing on the “Eccentric Worldtimer” with its four-color bezel—which I purchased in two versions—and the “Stylish Skin Diver,” which showcases its rose gold finish. -
Put Your Worries About Heavy Rain to Rest with “Divers’ Watches Water-Resistant to 200 Meters (20 Atmospheres) or More” — Find an “Affordable Option” from Seiko, Citizen, and Tissot
"Japanese summers" have become so common that it’s no longer unusual to be caught in torrential rain where even an umbrella is useless. In such weather, a "dive watch rated for 200 meters (20 atmospheres) or more" is a real lifesaver!! — This time, we’ve selected high-performance models from the people’s favorite brands—Seiko, Citizen, and Tissot—that you can get for around 100,000 yen. We’ve highlighted “watches that aren’t afraid of the rain.” -
There Was No Point in Hesitating — Oris Big Crown Pointer Date Bullseye: Owner’s Review
At Oris’s 122nd-anniversary celebration, I finally became an Oris owner once again. This in-depth review explores the appeal of the new Big Crown Pointer Date Bullseye—a watch that captivated me at first sight. From its timeless, historically rooted design to its thoughtful craftsmanship, I take a closer look at what makes this model so special and consider the true value of Oris as a watchmaker. -
I Measured My Watches with the “Watch Accuracy Meter”—Then the God of Laughter Appeared
I used an app called “Watch Accuracy Meter” as a makeshift timegrapher to check the timing performance of my watches. I was hoping something interesting might happen… and sure enough, it did (lol).
