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Casio G-Shock DW5600SB "Jelly" Watches Hands-On
A few years ago, I noticed an aftermarket case available for Casio G-Shock watches that was entirely transparent. I adored the idea and noticed that Casio didn’t seem to actually make entirely transparent watches themselves - although they had clearish watches they’d made in the past. I purchased one of those aftermarket cases just to see what the quality was, as I had some reservations about it. Sure enough, the clear plastic turned yellow after a few months. It seems Casio was thinking the same thing as me and, since then, we’ve see a number of various “jelly” G-Shock models released. Casio actually does have some of the entirely transparent G-Shocks around, but they also like playing with fun colors, which, when combined with the translucent cases, makes for a beautiful and fun effect.According to Casio, these DW5600SB “jelly” watches have colors that are inspired by 1990s fashion. If you are a G-Shock fan, it’s important to know that
Tudor Style Watch Review
One of the biggest stories to come out of Baselworld 2015 was the unveiling of Tudor's North Flag-the company's first-ever model to boast an in-house manufactured movement. Of course, unless you're Seiko, in-house movement means in-house prices: at 3,500 euros, the North Flag is edging ever closer to what its parent company Rolex charges for a timepiece. So where does that leave an entry-level model like Tudor's Style collection-a more dress-watch-styled option which Tudor quietly introduced last year? And is it, in fact, an entry-level model?Figuring out where the Tudor Style lives among Tudor references like the North Flag and the beloved Black Bay and Pelagos indeed tells us something interesting about where Tudor is going. Tudor is clearly segmenting their collection into higher-end pieces (with elite mechanisms to match), as well as having a selection of more affordable pieces that use ETA movements or their equivalent. This is a smart move, in my opinion. On the one hand, it give