Watch reviews

My watch reviews, rated out of 120 bezel clicks.

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Clicks for the money

9 reviewed watches. Higher and farther left is better for the money.

Median value trend (50th percentile)9 watches · Dots show exact positions. Hover, focus or tap for a larger photo.

The line shows typical value for the price within this reviewed set and can shift as reviews are added. With fewer than three priced watches or only one distinct price, it stays hidden. Price uses a log scale. Prices are dated in each review; estimates are labeled and official prices may remain unconfirmed.

How bezel clicks and the value line work

I rate watches from 0 to 120 bezel clicks. More clicks means I like it more. My taste sets the score, and I'll say when I've worn the watch.

On the chart, price runs left to right and my rating runs bottom to top. The upper-left area gives you more clicks for less money. The dashed line estimates the median rating for the price. Above it means better value than the trend in my reviews; below it means worse value. The line fits my ratings against logarithmic USD price using median regression (the 50th percentile).

It compares only the watches I have rated, including first looks. With a small set, treat it as a rough comparison. Each watch keeps my exact bezel-click rating, and the line can move as I add reviews. Prices are USD, dated in each review. Estimates are labeled and official prices may remain unconfirmed. Equal spacing on the price axis means equal price ratios.

Only I assign scores. Unrated watches stay off the chart, and a rating doesn't establish wrist time.

Story cards & chart images

Download the watch-and-rating cards or its highlighted position on the price chart.

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