Pay Attention, we’re ‘Watching’

5 months into 2022 & here we have an updated list of the watches all horologists need to add in their collection.

Pay Attention, we’re ‘Watching’

Yes, it isn’t just a silly trend anymore but watches now make your attire complete. Here’s a reminder to not start the day without covering your wrist with a worthy timepiece from the best-in-the-business brands. Still not convinced? Let me give you some reasons why a modern man should wear a watch. Did you know women check out men first by looking at three main accessories, a stylish watch, maybe cufflinks, and whether or not there is a wedding band. We probably think you’ve understood and need no more reasons. Anyways, keeping the style factor aside timepieces also make great heirlooms and are a quintessential gift to pass on to generations. Owning watches of the people who lived before you makes you think of them in a real way. Enough said, now we are here to help you find out the watch that stands out from the rest and becomes your true friend. While many luxury brands have a waiting list on the watches yet to come out in 2022, some are already out and winning hearts with their specifications and not to forget elegant hooks. Dive in!

Timex – Waterbury Dive Automatic

Timex – Waterbury Dive Automatic

Successfully running the business since 1854, American global watch manufacturing is one of the most trusted brands for wristwatches. With very little maintenance their watches shine when it comes to movement & quality. Speaking of that, the watch we have for this month is their Waterbury Dive Automatic, a contemporary sports watch with a timeless classic look. Well to begin with, when wearing on the wrist, this will do justice to the craftsmanship and other design elements. It's unlike the heavy watches, thin & sleek but not dainty. Furthermore, powering this watch is a 21-jewel automatic movement that can also be hand-wound at the crown. Have a look at some of its specifications below:

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Case Width: 40 mm

Keeping the style factor aside timepieces also make great heirlooms and are a quintessential gift to pass on to generations.

Case Material: Stainless Steel

Crystal/Lens: Mineral Glass

Dial Color: Black

Dial Markings: Markers (Full)

Watch Movement: Mechanical Automatic Wind

Water Resistance: 100 meters

Case Height: 13 mm Strap and Lug Width: 20 mm

To sum up, if you’re looking for a look “cool” factor in the next timepiece you want to own, then this one would do the job by grabbing people’s attention but if you’re a tech nerd you might want to keep reading to look for more options!

Pay Attention, we’re ‘Watching’

Tissot – T Classic

Tissot – T Classic

A brand with rich history when it comes to watches has to be Tissot, a Swiss luxury watch brand. Like we were talking about investments earlier, Tissot watches make a great heirloom and are considered good investments with their impeccable quality and fine materials. To layout one secret that helps the brand offer attractive pieces is the automated production chain on which its components are manufactured, then assembled in modules to build a complete movement. This time we have the fresh version of the Tissot T Classic, from the PRX series. Have a look at its specifications:

Case Width: 40 mm

Series: PRX

Case Material: Steel

Case Shape: Tonneau

Dial Color: Blue

Glass Material: Sapphire Crystal

Features: Date

Movement: Quartz

Do you know the best feature of this watch? It’s a super vintage-forward design. But is that enough? Well, if you ask us in terms of offering modern features, this one doesn’t seem like a more futuristic option. However, you can go ahead and get your hands on this one if you are a watch collector.

Pay Attention, we’re ‘Watching’

Armani Exchange – Chronology Stainless Steel

Armani Exchange – Chronology Stainless Steel

Armani exchange known for its supreme quality apparel is also a brand that produces premium quality watches. Their watches turn out to be super fancy and give your look an oomph factor. This time around we have their, chronology stainless steel watch in 44mm that features a black cd texture and sunray dial with silver stick indexes, chronograph movement, and stainless-steel bracelet.

Case Width: 44mm case, 5 atm

Dial: Sunray

Case Material: Steel

Bracelet: Stainless Steel bracelet

Glass Material: Sapphire Crystal

Features: Date

Movement: Chronograph

We know the world is moving forward with tech-friendly devices, but this one by Armani ain’t very tech-savvy. It’s a basic watch that can be worn out daily to the office or college. Sometimes when you feel like building up your fashion game, this watch can come in handy as the style factor isn’t missing in this one!

Thomas Earnshaw – Bertha: Open Heart Skeleton Automatic - Hunter Green

Thomas Earnshaw – Bertha: Open Heart Skeleton Automatic - Hunter Green

Thomas Earnshaw is revered as a legend and pioneer in the field of Horology. It is this pioneering spirit to further the science of horology, coupled with a drive for excellence in craftsmanship that is at the heart of the Earnshaw timepiece. Thomas Earnshaw vision is simple: to make great watches at exceptionally fair prices. Inspired by the 'Father of the Modern Chronometer' and a love for vintage watchmaking techniques, in 2012 Thomas Earnshaw set out to fill a unique gap in the market.

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Movement: Automatic Skeleton 2 Hands with Open Heart

Case Material: Stainless Steel

Case Diameter (Mm): 42

Case Thickness (Mm): 14

Case Colour: Stainless Steel

Band: 22mm Solid Stainless-Steel Bracelet

Water Resistance: 5 ATM

Watch Weight (G): 150

A stunning mechanical timepiece with a vintage diver-inspired form, the Jervis Limited Edition features a remarkable dual retrograde day and date display and an intricate, ‘beating’ open heart.

From the May 2022 issue of FHM India.

FHM
Eshika Chopra

The FHM India editorial team.

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