If you’re into simple contemporary looking dials from the likes of Uniform Wares and Daniel Wellington, then you’ll probably be into these timepieces from Swedish brand TID. Despite sounding like some newfangled 3D Disney animation, there is plausible reasoning behind their brand name with TID being the Swedish word for ‘time’. All makes sense then. Like most things Scandinavian these No.1 watches are clean, clinical and simplistic in appearance with the functions being stripped down to the bare essentials. Features include…
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I’ve been toying with getting myself one of those TSOVET SVT-DE40 watches lately, but all the toying has led to me, well, losing all interest in toying. Having said that, I think I’m just a bit tight when it…
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I’ve been an big advocate of TSOVET for a good few years now. Their watches are straight up quality and not only look the part, but are even affordable (ok, borderline affordable) to your mate who’s been buying a Casio F-91 every year since he was 12. These…
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If you’re a regular visitor to the blog, you’ll be well aware I’ve got a bit of a thing for independent British brands, stores, designers and other such gems our little Island has to offer. And they don’t…
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I’ve always had a fairly volatile relationship with my watches. In the last 12 months I’ve managed to lose a yellow G-Shock, smash the screen on a Timex Indigo and went swimming in my…
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Calculator Watches just epitomise the 1980’s don’t they? I mean having a timepiece twinned with a calculator was pretty forward thinking design back then. They also managed to look hugely naff and cool in equal measure. Now…