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Size is relative, I was put off it as it wears slightly too large for me.

Just a concept apparently, but a very eye catching one. Just don’t expect ‘camouflage gold’ to hide your gold Royal Oak, quite the opposite in fact. Monochrome suggest it’s a polarising, love it or...

They’re generally just listed as ‘IWC electronic’ (day date in this case), though they appear to be an electronic version of, or at least use the same a case as, the vintage IWC Yacht Club. The...

Way under your budget but a good way to try yellow gold without breaking the bank. I thought gold wasn’t for me, but it’s won me over.

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Genta is idolised for his big hits, the Royal Oak and a few other iconic designs. But he also had his fair share of bizarre misses, and this Credor is a case in point. I’m reminded of a failed, early...

Another 40mm+ integrated bracelet watch, sigh. Who thinks integrated bracelet watches, which wear large, have to be larger than a five digit sub or Explorer II? Everyone, apparently.

As for...

Hit Man - definely puts a smile on your face, and it’s a great date night movie too.

How long did you give them? As with progressive glasses, you have to get used to them, focus won’t be where you left it. Different brands and the prescription itself can also be a factor.

I hadn’t heard that explanation before, but lately I’ve been wearing my vintage Seiko on leather with the buckle at six, on the grounds that it’s the Japanese way. I’ve come to prefer it, as it seems...

Is it a Blake’s 7 tribute of some kind?

Thanks both, that’s good to know. I can highly recommend them.


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Interesting, does this help?

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iCloud Keychain won’t store passwords for apps. It will fill in log-ins on Safari, but you’ll be stuck when an app asks for a password, or you want to generate one and store it at the same time....

The other issue for browser based password management is that it’s not going to autofill passwords in apps on your iPhone. If there’s a better or cheaper option that will synch across all Apple...

Finally back home so I can update on the lenses that I liked from David Clulow opticians, sort of. They just come in a box with David Clulow one day multifocal contact lenses written on it, there’s...

There may be an economic cycle at work here, combined with a trend cycle. It’s a bad time to sell, and an even worse time to buy. It’s not a great year for brands to innovate either, unless they’re...

A bit late but here you go, happy King’s Day!

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What’s the equivalent of a guilty pleasure, when you know you probably shouldn’t want something but you still do?

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It’s a bit hard to say how much they are as I wear them anything between one to four times a week, not every day. I can’t remember how many I’ve ordered to be delivered or how often either, I only...

I found the latest generation of multifocal one day soft ones a revelation compared to older types, they’ve really improved. An updated prescription was probably part of that feeling, but I think the...

I guess the honest answer is D - none of the above, as I won’t be getting any of them. Perhaps the Chopard is the prettiest, but it should be at that price. A good effort from Christopher Ward...

Thought for the day, would you choose:
A - Chopard’s openworked titanium Alpine Eagle ($26,500)
B - Christopher Ward’s skeletonised titanium Twelve X (£4,120), and enough spare change for a decent...

That’s not a sin.

It will be interesting to see how the general public, as opposed to watch fanatics, perceive the brand in future. This partly depends on the inertia of previous ideas about them, and any new...

Civil War, Alex Garland’s gut wrenchingly visceral take on an alternate present day, or near future American civil war. It deserves to be seen in a cinema, at full volume. It’s had some mixed...