Seiko Ashtray 7C46-6009 and 7C46-6010, a Pair of Ultimate ’80s Classics

Today, we’re going on a short trip back to the ’80s. To a specific moment when these two Seiko watches saw the light of day, making the decade additionally significant in the history of horology. Why are these Titanium divers worth mentioning among so many other watches made in the 80s? The material used to…

Seiko Presage SPB295J1, the Magical Beauty Of Lacquer Dial

You may have heard about the recently released Seiko Presage SPB295J1, and the fuss about it from watch collectors. Everyone wants one, and of course, they can’t be faulted because the Seiko Presage is a limited edition timepiece with only 2000 pieces available. This latest release saw Seiko decorate the watch in traditional Japanese lacquer…

What’s So Special About GMT Watches And Should You Own One?

For most of us here, Geography classes in the early years of elementary school were a reasonably long time ago. As a result, it’s perfectly understandable if the term GMT only slightly rings a bell. To avoid any confusion on the matter, we’ll start the intriguing story about GMT watches with a brief reminder of…

The Revolutionary Bulova Accutron Watch With a Tuning Fork Mechanism

Accutron is a name well-known to the majority of avid watch lovers. That’s not surprising, given Accutron’s revolutionary mechanism. The story behind it and the encompassing impact Accutron made on the watchmaking world are the centerpieces of our latest blog. Since it has been a major influence from the day it was released, Accutron somewhat…