Sports Watch Reviews
The Ocean to Orbit Lhotse is a stylish and sophisticated sports watch, designed to be your everyday companion. Suitable for all occasions, whether you’re attempting your first ascent of Lhotse or having a gin and tonic in the lounge on your way there, Lhotse is the perfect watch. At 38.5mm in diameter, 47mm lug to lug and only 11.50mm in height, it sits comfortably on the wrist and is easy to wear.
The stunning Christopher Ward C63 Sealander GMT. Are you undecided on which one to get? 36mm or 39mm, or even which bracelet to get, the Bader or Consort?
San Martin SN0144-GX JianZhan - The dial of SN0144-GX is inspired by "Jian Zhan", one of the eight famous porcelains of the song dynasty, which has a history of more than 1,000 years and flourished during the song dynasty, becoming the imperial tea set of the royal family.
Erebus Ascent - Erebus’s first Go Anywhere, Do Anything (GADA) sports watch is more than just a pretty face. Designed to be worn on any occasion, whether at the office, on a night out, a hike, or even a swim, the Ascent always looks like it is worth thousands more than its asking price. The attention to detail the Erebus team have lavished on the Ascent is the reason for its name; it...
Returning for the fourth time in 2024, the new-generation Venturer GMT features a series of refinements to both form and function that make this, perhaps, the most sophisticated watch that TRASKA has ever released (so far). The second crown at the 10 o'clock position that operates the internal rotating bezel is now screw-down making for rigorous dependability no matter how rough...
Introducing the San Martin SN0129G-C. I reviewed the GMT version of this watch a few months ago and thought it was the best watch San Martin has produced to date. Today, I'm taking a look at the new 3-hand version that has some subtle improvements... making it even better! Fantastic build quality and finishing, making it the best watch I've reviewed at this price point. The value for money...