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Uniform Wares 250 Watch Review
Uniform Wares is certainly a watch brand worth looking into if the terms “modern, minimalist, contemporary, European, or understated” are terms you want associated with your wrist wear and overall look. Their watches have simple numeric names and very simple designs that at the same time don’t skimp on style or detailing. For review here is the Uniform Wares 250 Series watch (specifically model reference #?251/SG-01).They call it a unisex watch and it is. The case is 39mm wide which is in that gray area between womens and mens sizes. It wears a bit large thanks to the long pointy lugs that help it extend from one end of your wrist to another. The 250 Series is a thematic update to the brand’s previous 150 Series (which is no longer in production). Pretty much everything has been upgraded, especially the dial. Thankfully, that is the best part of this watch. Uniform Wares seems to describe it as a contemporary homage to post WWII men’s watches. I honestly h
BEST FROM: & Friends August 31, 2021
We have a bit of a Japanese theme going on this month. We begin with hands-on reviews of watches from Grand Seiko, Seiko, and Citizen. From Grand Seiko, we have the exquisite SBGJ249 Hi-Beat GMT from its new Seasons Collection. And from Seiko and Citizen, we have a handful of dive watches. To prevent this roundup from being too much of a Japanese watch fest, we are also taking a closer look at Rexhep Rexhepi’s sublime Chronometre Contemporain watch.From around the Web, we have another Panerai movement scandal. This time, it seems that the company’s supposedly new in-house P.9200 chronograph movement isn’t exactly what it claims to be. Moving on, we have a shocking account of an interaction between Ming Watches and one of its customers. Alright, enough drama - we end this month’s roundup by speaking to Roni Madhvani and learning more about his breathtaking collection of shaped watches.