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Buying guides, comparisons, and roundups, published under the Wrist & Found name.
Casio Duro: The Sub-$70 Cult Classic That Begs to Be Modded
There is a short list of watches that punch so far above their price that the whole hobby has agreed to stop being surprised. The Casio Duro sits at the top of it. For under seventy dollars you get a real 200 meter dive watch with a screw down crown, a unidirectional bezel, and the […]
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Buying a Used or Gray-Market Watch: What to Check Before You Buy
Gray-market isn't fake — but warranty coverage, condition grading, and documentation all work differently. A practical checklist before you pay.
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Automatic vs. Quartz vs. Mechanical: What It Actually Means to Own One
Accuracy, winding, power reserve, and real maintenance cost — how the three movement types actually differ once you own one, not just on a spec sheet.
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Water Resistance Ratings: What the Numbers Actually Mean
The number on your watch dial isn't a real-world depth guarantee — here's what 30m, 100m, and ISO 6425 dive-certification actually mean, and what degrades over time.
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