Tissot Launches the First Quartz PRX Chronograph of the Modern Collection
El nuevo cronógrafo de 41 milímetros lleva un calibre de cuarzo de ETA, mide décimas de segundo y cuesta la cuarta parte que el automático de la misma familia.
Yema Superman Steel Blue: What "Manufacture" Means on an $1,890 Watch
El Superman vuelve con esfera azul acero, caja de 39 milímetros, 300 metros de hermeticidad y el calibre CMM.10. Yema detalla qué piezas de ese movimiento hace y cuáles compra, algo que pocas marcas hacen a este precio.
# Omega Returns the Speedmaster 38 to the Reduced Formula
Of the seven new versions of the 38 mm Speedmaster, one restores the black no-date dial of the automatic chronograph Omega sold from 1988 to 2010, the Reduced.
Is the Doxa Sub 300 Ti5 Clive Cussler worth the $3,390 price tag?
Grade 5 titanium even on the dial, a tribute to Clive Cussler and only 300 numbered pieces — but buying it in Mexico, Colombia or Argentina means buying blind, without warranty or technical service near home.
GMT under $600: Seiko Field ($450) vs Timex Marlin Jet ($549) — Which one does the traveler buy in LATAM?
Two automatic GMTs, $99 difference, and the question that matters most to the buyer in Mexico, Colombia, or Argentina: which one has technical service, which one is easier to get, and which one can handle the suitcase without headaches.
Is the new Seiko Prospex 1968 Heritage Diver’s GMT worth the $1,700 price tag?
Seiko quietly updated its most beloved retro GMT diver: 300m water resistance and a 15mm micro-adjustable clasp, without changing the exterior design. The price rose to $1,700 USD—estimated at $34,000–$38,000 MXN in Mexico. The defining question for this franchise: Is it still the affordable Seiko the Hispanic community expects, or has it crossed the line into competition with Swiss watches?
Tudor Black Bay Chrono 39 “Bumblebee” — Is it worth the price in Mexico?
The Spanish-speaking community had been asking for a smaller Black Bay Chrono for years. Tudor just delivered it in yellow and black, right before the Tour de France. Price in Mexico: estimated MXN $135,000–$145,000. The question is whether the wait was worth that number.
Tudor Monarch in Latin America: What You Actually Pay and Whether It's Worth It
At $5,875 in the United States, Tudor's centenary Monarch is a compelling argument. But that's not the number buyers in Mexico City, Bogotá, or Madrid see in the display case. We run the full calculation.