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G. Gerlach Enigma II Watch Review
G. Gerlach's watches have always been an intriguing curiosity in the sea of small, independent brands. These designs are unique and interesting (if not always to my personal taste), and their value is top-notch, but what truly sets them apart is their brand’s commitment to Polish design and manufacturing. The Enigma II is one of the more conservative designs in the lineup, but it has plenty of personality and a compelling story to tell.G. Gerlach is not an eponymous brand named for its founder, as tends to be the case for so many. Instead, the brand was named in honor of Polish industrialist Gustaw Gerlach, who created a range of measuring tools and equipment throughout the latter half of the 19th century and into the 20th century. Now, to understand why a watch brand would choose to name itself after a Polish industrialist, you need to know a bit more about Poland's history in design and manufacturing. Poland is one of the largest manufacturers in Europe, producing everything fr
Review Of The Casio G-Shock GS-1200-1AJF Watch On WatchReport.com
Reviewed today is the Casio G-Shock GS-1200-1AJF. We’ve done a fair number of G-Shock reviews here on WatchReport, but this one might be the most unusual to date. To give you an idea why, here’s the specifications for the GS-1200: * New tough movement calibre 5046 assembled on a new factory line just for this line. (More on this below.)* Solar powered with six-month power reserve.* Radio-set, six bands (US, UK, Germany, Japan x2, China).* Hour, minute, second, date (with a neat matching red date wheel as shown).* Settable timezone in 1-hour increments (if you need fractional you have to disable automatic time setting).* Stainless steel case with screwed caseback.* Resin strap.* 200m (660ft) water resistant.* Luminous material applied to hands and hour markers.* 46mm by 14.1mm, 87g weight.