A very beautiful watch, this Lord Matic won't please everyone due to its small 35mm diameter. With its silver dial and chrome indexes, it's understated and classic, yet still effective in all circumstances. Elegant and high-performance, it sits somewhere between a Seiko 5 and a King Seiko thanks to its High Beat movement and very smooth seconds hand. The original strap is quite loose on my watch, but this makes it very comfortable.

A very successful watch, this LIP is rather original due to its complication that allows you to take a pulse or breath from a person in distress. The watch also comes with a blue/white/red NATO strap. Its highly legible dial is truly pleasant, and it's a pleasure to wear with its rubber strap.

Am I a fan of Omega or the James Bond saga during the Daniel Craig era, especially Casino Royale? Obviously both. And it may seem hard to believe, but I discovered Omega and 007 at the same time, watching the film in... 2016. Despite my lack of knowledge about watches (I only knew Swatch, Rolex, and Seiko at the time), the particularly clever product placement in the film and its effect on me aroused a real curiosity for Omega. So I explored the websites discussing Omega in Casino Royale and the other films from…

In the late 1990s/early 2000s, Swatch released this Scuba (diver's range) in an Irony (metal range) version. Its major weakness is the durability of its dual-material strap and its small plastic interlinks that break after a few years. Otherwise, despite its thickness, it's a pleasant and sturdy watch. Its domed glass makes it unique, but it makes an impact, in a positive way.

A beautiful sunburst dial for this Tsuyosa Limited Edition Europe (500 copies). This "Magu" version is perfect for summer. Citizen's best-selling model has allowed many of us to experience the entry-level world of watchmaking. The only slight drawback might be its stamped metal strap and buckle. But frankly, it's not enough to put us off buying it. Dark!

In the 1990s, this automatic Swatch with a leather strap was released. It's quite rare to see an automatic movement in a Swatch. It's thin and light and has a green leather strap. The case back is open to reveal the oscillating weight. It's a bit dated in terms of design but remains interesting as a precursor to the System 51.

Another collaboration for the designer "second second," and this time it's with Spinnaker. This numbered watch is very nice, and Halloween-themed with its pretty purple. It has quite a few little details to discover upon closer inspection (a small number is hidden between 4 and 5 o'clock; it only reveals itself with a UV light).

Released around 2002, for the 40th anniversary of James Bond, this watch pays homage to the film Dr. NO. It's quite unusual with its square chronograph case and three dials plus a date. The rubber strap is quite comfortable and makes it easy to wear. A watch that stands out in a Swatch collection thanks to its original design.

CELEBRATING THE DARING SPIRIT Audacity can be expressed in many ways. Designed as a tribute to the bold spirit of TUDOR Ambassadors, this extraordinary version of the Black Bay Chrono is for those who aren't afraid to be daring. A pink dial may seem unexpected at first glance, but going against the grain is in TUDOR's DNA. Its bold design is precisely why this model deserves its rightful place in the TUDOR collection. With its 41 mm diameter, resistance to 200 m, and this striking pink, powdery, grainy dial, this…

I present to you my Citizen Bullhead chrono that I ordered on a Japanese site I really like this watch with the crown and the two push buttons located at the top of the dial, it is quartz vast subject the blue color of the dial varies according to the intensity of the luminosity which is of the most beautiful effect, the Japanese manufacturer has again released a pretty watch very endearing my son has just returned it to me he loves it, it has a diameter of 38mm and an ATM 5, the bracelet stamped Citizen is at the…