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How to read a comparison

  • Diameter and lug-to-lug — together they decide how the watch fits. Check them against your wrist with the size calculator.
  • Thickness — under 11 mm slides under cuffs; over 14 mm feels chunky.
  • Water resistance — 100 m for swimming, 200 m for diving. See water resistance explained.
  • Power reserve — 70–80 hours means the watch survives a weekend off the wrist.
  • Crystal — sapphire is the most scratch-resistant; acrylic polishes out.
  • Movement — see in-house vs base calibers.

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FAQ

Where do the specifications come from?

We compile specifications from manufacturer information and widely published data. They may vary by reference and production year — always confirm with the manufacturer or dealer before buying.