I sold my Seiko Speedtimer, and it’s all because of this watch.  How’s that for a start to a review?

My Navitimer comes in at 43mm. On paper, this may seem quite large. However, the moment you strap it on, you can feel what makes this watch special. Like the Speedmaster, the Navitimer wears exceptionally well on the wrist thanks to its relatively short lug-to-lug distance at 49-millimetre and well-proportioned 43-millimetre case. It never feels bulky or unwieldy due to its relatively thin 13.6-millimetre thickness, and even on smaller wrists it has a presence that communicat

I looked at my collection of shiny objects – essentially a hoard of impulse-buys curated by an overly-stimulated magpie- and found horological quiet when I looked at the Duckworth Prestex Lostock.Unlike the rest of my hoard, which was largely the result of questionable impulse control, the Lostock wasn’t a one-click conquest. I had first seen it at the Toronto Time Piece show, and while the over-stimulated magpie in my brain was busy adding everything to a virtual cart, the L