CJ Faderogao

It is a fashion staple to own a dive watch, at least for men. Straying off from their true purpose-that of for diving-it has become more of a versatile time piece that one can dress up or down. It is worn in offices, in schools and, even outdoors. Surely, an investment in one comes in handy for any kind of situation. This is my own,  a Swiss Military Hanowa Flagship 06-5161.2.04.003. A gift I got from my father when I graduated college 4 years ago. Since then, I have worn it on more occasions than I can remember and it has become an essential part of my wardrobe. I have worn it on multiple settings: at work, at events, or even when just running errands. In my blog post this week, I'll let you know about this sapphire beauty more. This is my Swiss Military Hanowa Flagship 06-5161.2.04.003 watch review. * * *  The Look The Hanowa line's dial and fixed bezel sports a blue hue along with a stainless steel bracelet. The watch is 42 mm in width and 9.2 mm thick. I didn't really k

   The Timex Weekender, 38 mm (Black Dial) I haven't owned a Timex watch before and I did not regret getting one. I was initially looking for a smart casual watch that would fit my preference of wearing mostly polos or polo shirt and jeans. Something not to dressy but not to casual either. Days of searching led me to the Timex Weekender. When I saw this watch in person, the first thing I noticed was it's simple design. It has the look of a dress watch but it's components, a 38 mm chrome and stock leather bracelet (in some it would be a nylon strap) maintain that it's a casual watch hence it's name. The classic chrome and strap combination for this watch, or it's original look, is a white chrome with black minute and hour hands, a red second hand, and a nylon strap of red and blue.  But there are other variations available that suits different preferences. I, for instance, prefer a smart casual look that's why I opted to get one with a leather strap and a bla