I've been looking at this beauty lately. Seiko Presage SRPD97J1 "Japanese Zen Garden"

- Model : SARY147 / SRPD97J1

- Release date : 11 October 2019

- Movement : Automatic with manual winding mechanism

- Caliber No : 4R35

- Case Material : Stainless steel case Back lid: stainless steel and glass

- Band Material : Stainless steel

- Glass Material : Dual-curved sapphire crystal

- Drive duration : Approx. 41 hours

- Accuracy : +45 to -35 seconds per day

- Water resistance : 5 bar

- Clasp : Three-fold clasp with push button release

- Size : H43.6mm x W38.3mm x D11.2mm

- Weight : 121g

- See-through case back

- Screw case back

- Jewels: 23 jewels

- Stop second hand function

You can buy the SRPD97 here and achieve Zen from your own wrist.

Rossi Valentino Ladies' Rolex-style Watch

Rossi Valentino Rolex-style ladies' watch.

I've heard of this name before but it was in the form of a professional motorcycle racer (it was actually flipped around - Valentino Rossi)... but this is the first time I heard of this name as a watch brand. Regardless, it features a Quartz, 3 ATM water resistance, with a Rolex-styled stainless steel case, and has a sapphire crystal with magnifying bubble over the date.

Quite nice, for its price.

Pictures:

The watch itself in the box

Box cover brand

Close up on the dial

Rolex-style design.

3ATM Water Resistance

Jaguar Swiss Quartz

This beauty piece belongs to a friend of mine. He finally stops getting cheap watches and got this Jaguar some months back. Quite a high end watch... And by high end I mean its definitely a step above what I regularly get, fitting (finally) his financial status.

The only "problem" here is that it is Quartz. Well, it's not as charming as a mechanical.

 

The Jaguar has a Swiss Quartz movement, sapphire crystal and PVD coating. The nice perforated leather strap curves nicely by default, and the crown has some sort of a protected layer on top.

At the end of the day, I totally forgotten to take note of the particular model other than "Jaguar". Initially I had thought it may have something to do with Jaguar, the car company, but the two are apparently unrelated.