Watches

The Sony WNW-HC-NERV 500 is a limited-edition analog wristwatch released in collaboration with Neon Genesis Evangelion as part of Sony’s Wena Wrist series. Only 500 units were produced, making it one of the most obscure Evangelion-themed watches ever released. It pairs a traditional analog dial with optional smart functionality via Sony’s proprietary Wena Wrist band […]

The Seiko 6M13-7000 is a rare and refined “dancing hands” quartz dress watch from the early 1990s, part of Seiko’s Presage line and powered by the advanced Caliber 6M13. It combines perpetual calendar functionality with dual alarms and a unique calendar search feature, all presented in a clean analog format. Like its sibling, the 6M23,

The Seiko 6M23-7009, sometimes referred to by collectors as the “Astronaut’s Watch” or “Gold Panda,” is one of the most technically ambitious quartz watches Seiko produced in the early 1990s. Part of the Sports 150 series and manufactured entirely in Japan, it combines analog elegance with digital-level functionality. I own this watch myself, and it

I own a watch with the name “Compere” on the dial and after a lot of research to understand more, figured I’d write it all up to help others. Below is what I learnt about the brand, the history of the people and company behind it, and some specifics about my own Compere watch. I

I’ve been tracking the Ganance Heir since it was first teased and have been beta testing, having bought a pre-release model. The Ganance Heir is intended to fill the void left by Chronos and Trivoly. This makes the Ganance Heir, what I call, a smart disc. There biggest advantage to this approach, when done right,