Montblanc Meisterstuck steel automatic Kal. 4810.601 Ref. 7018 Reviews

NEWS WATCHES

Is Fossil Ready For An $895 Swiss Automatic Watch?
A few years ago, I used to joke that you’d never see an article about Fossil on best watches. So, this is actually the very first one. Yeah, I know that sounds snobby, but what exactly was I going to write? “Here is an $80 watch that is a cheap recreation of something else you really ought to buy. But with Fossil, you have the convenience of Macy’s.” As a business, Fossil is a fantastic money-making machine. Proudly American, the Texas-based company is actually in the business of retail product placement before they are in the market of making watches. That is at least from the perspective of what they are good at business-wise. Though, over the years, their ability to make decent watches improved (a bit). Given what I know and what I am used to, it is just hard for me to take Fossil timepieces seriously as something I’d wear – just being honest. Though for many non-watch snobs who wear these – bless ’em. At least they got watches on.They
Tissot Seastar 1000 Watches Hands On
Everyone has been eagerly anticipating the new Seastar 1000 watch from Tissot this year. It has good looks and a large 48mm wide that is big, but not overpowering due to the shorter lugs. For those highly intimidated by the size, there is also a smaller three-hand version that is 42mm wide. The color selection is interesting, and these could be the Tissot watches to own this year.A retro looking thin bezel means that the dials look massive. You can really appreciate the size of the watch based on how the chronograph subdials are clustered in the center due to the size of the ETA C0.211 automatic movement. I first discussed the new Tissot Seastar 1000 watches here. The placement of the chronograph dials does help leave much of the dial open and easy to read. The hands are nicely doe and I like the mixture of retro and modern elements throughout the design of the watch.