Watch Comparisons
Detailed side-by-side comparisons to help you choose the perfect watch for your wrist.
Maen Manhattan 37 ultra-thin vs. Manhattan 39 ultra-thin - Which is the best for you
If you are looking for an integrated bracelet watch that can be worn as both a sports and a dressy watch, there's not much out there that can compete with the Maen Manhattan in the same price range, as most of its competitors are focused more on sport than dress.
Maen Manhattan 39 ultra-thin vs. Tissot PRX Titanium 38
If you’re cross-shopping the Maen Manhattan 39 Ultra-Thin and the Tissot PRX Titanium 38, you’re really deciding between two different visions of the modern integrated-bracelet watch. One is a razor-slim, hand-wound “mini haute horlogerie” experience from a microbrand; the other is a titanium evolution of one of the most popular mainstream sports watches of the decade.
Tudor Pelagos 39 vs 42mm — what’s best for you?
If you love the Pelagos look but aren’t sure which size fits your life, here’s the short version: the Pelagos 42 is the original hardcore dive tool (think: saturation diving, matte everything, date, He-valve). The Pelagos 39 trims the case, adds a subtle sunburst sheen, and becomes a superb everyday watch that still laughs at water. Neither is “better” in absolute terms—they serve different wrists, wardrobes, and use-cases.
Longines Legend Diver 42mm vs Alpina SeaStrong Diver Heritage
In the heritage dive watch category, both the Longines Legend Diver and the Alpina Seastrong Diver Heritage capture the timeless charm of vintage “super-compressor” watches. Each features dual crowns, an internal rotating bezel, and a nostalgic design rooted in 1960s dive heritage. The Longines brings a slightly higher level of refinement and variety, while the Alpina delivers tremendous value and distinct character at a lower price point.
Hamilton Khaki Field Murph 38mm vs 42mm - Which is the best one for your wrist
Thinking about buying the Murph, but not sure which size fits you best? In this article we put both sizes side by side and help you decide which one will look (and feel) right on your wrist—grounded in simple, wrist-size specific guidance.