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Casio Baby-G BGA131 Watch Review
It is my opinion that there is a Casio for everyone. Not only are there a lot of Casio watches available at any given time, but at least one model looks good on pretty much everyone. For this reason I really think that most people need to have at least one Casio watch in their collection. They make good beater watches, are hip and stylish, and are a passable way to wear an inexpensive watch in a setting were plastic just isn’t ordinarily acceptable.The same goes for women. I don’t care if you are the type of woman who only likes to wear elegant formal watches on dainty bracelets, you can pull off a feminine Casio Baby-G as well. I didn’t always believe that, until I saw women of all looks and ages wearing fun sporty Baby-G watches and looking good in the process. You don’t need to like every model, but there should be at least a few good ones out there for you.
Tissot V8 Automatic Chronograph Watch Hands-On
When it comes to affordable Swiss-made chronographs, it's not exactly a crowded space-particularly for mechanical options costing less than $1000. This is largely due to the fact that staying inside this threshold is impossible for Valjoux-made calibers-essentially the industry's most widely adopted, and most economical chronograph standard. But for brands like Tissot, their access to the broad spectrum of manufacturing resources in the Swatch portfolio has made them a prime contender for lowering the barrier of entry for Swiss-made automatics (like the Sistem51 Irony, or the recently announced sub-$400 Swissmatic Everytime)-and that includes chronographs, thanks to the C01.211 movement found in the Tissot V8 Automatic Chronograph.All images by Ariel AdamsUnlike the majority of Tissot's automatic chronograph options, which utilize a 3-6-9 register layout, the V8 is framed with the 6-9-12 layout, similar to the famed Lemania 5100 caliber. But the layout isn't the only thing that the V8'