Tag Archives: Breitling

Quartz TAG Heuer Monaco?

Posted on September 15, 2019 by Robert Farago

A watch movement’s that’s cheaper, more accurate and more reliable than any mechanical watch movement? Vive la quartz revolution! Actually, that ship has sailed, as smartwatches do to quartz watches what quartz watches did to mechanical watches: make them obsolete. … Continue reading →

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Watch Crime: September 2019

Posted on September 13, 2019 by Robert Farago

Expensive watches are criminal catnip. Cheap fakes are the bane of many manufacturers’ existence. And in San Jose your Fitbit watches you. Here’s our round-up of legally lamentable horological happenstance. You know, watch crime. Starting with a trip to the … Continue reading →

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Tudor Black Bay 41: Review

Posted on August 26, 2019 by Robert Farago

Tudor, a Rolex for people who can’t afford a Rolex? That’s how the brand was born, and that’s how it remains. Only Tudor no longer advertises its association with Rolex. Or is that the other way ’round? Anyway, today’s “cut … Continue reading →

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Breitling Navitimer Slide Rule: Liberal Arts Majors Need Not Apply

Posted on August 18, 2019 by Robert Farago

If you don’t love math, don’t press play on this Crown & Caliber video. You’ll just hurt yourself. I realize it’s tempting. If you were born post-personal computer, you’re bound to be curious. WTF is a slide rule? Suffice it … Continue reading →

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