
Three short but intense years into affordable watches, no industry badge, just my own money and a bank account that's mildly concerned. I keep my collection at eight or nine pieces via a one-in, one-out rule I honor about 80% of the time. Blessed (cursed?) with a 6.5-inch wrist, so I have opinions about what really "wears small." Founder and editor of PynionTime.


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Nubeo Apollo Automatic One Small Step Limited Edition: A Lunar Keepsake With Real Novelty

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AVI-8 Flyboy Engineer Imperial War Museums Fieldmaster Edition Brings the Brand Back to Basics

The Seiko 5 Sports Field GMT Finally Ditches Black and White

Duxot Taranto Automatic: The Most Affordable Way Into the Integrated Look Yet?

Seiko 5 vs Orient Bambino vs Citizen Promaster: Which Japanese Automatic Should You Buy First?

Namica Hayabusa: A Meca-Quartz Chronograph With Neon Nerves

