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Armand Nicolet JS9 Dive Watch Review
For 2018 Swiss watch brand Armand Nicolet releases a new series of dive watches in the JS9 collection. Pretty much every watch brand is always trying to make a better dive watch in terms of value and style proposition. Why? Sporty/functional/expressive tool watches with character are currently the most demanded by luxury timepiece consumers. So let’s see how the JS9 fares. For review today is the Armand Nicolet JS9 reference A480ASN-NS-MA4480AA (a mouthful), which is the JS9 with a matching steel bracelet, and black and rose gold color accents. This is a new collection for 2018 and out of the dozen available variants, I happened to like this model for its looks and legibility the most.The JS9 is not a small watch at 44mm wide and 13mm thick in a steel case that is water-resistant to 300m. With that said the case feels thinner because of its broad dimensions and because the outer edges of the case aren’t as tall as the the middle. The bezel angles up a bit with a plateau on
Orient Ladies' Automatic CDB01005W Watch Review
What? I can’t write a woman’s watch review because I am a man? Sure I can. I would guess that half of all women’s watches are bought by men for women. Which is also actually probably true about women buying men’s watch for men. Plus, there’s the fact that most of you are men, so you wouldn’t be buying this watch for yourself. Unless you REALLY like the watch. This Orient Ladies’ Automatic (CDB01005W) is a really good watch for the money – which retails for $250, but goes for about $160 – $215 at most retailers. The design is modeled after some familiar women’s watches from makers like Hamilton (think the women’s Jazzmaster), Frederique Constant, and others like the Zenith El Primero Star Open watch series. The homage to these other fine watches is just fine, because Orient really does a good job of capturing a great look for a value price. The watches even have an Orient Japan -made automatic movement inside (the Orient