Two Broke Watch Snobs
Hello! We’re Mike and Kaz, known as the Two Broke Watch Snobs. Our mission is to provide genuine watch reviews, engage in meaningful conversations about timepieces, and inspire everyone to take pride in their watch collections. Above all, we’re thrilled to share our passion for watches with you and have a great time together as we dive into this fascinating world.
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1 week ago |
twobrokewatchsnobs.com | Michael Peñate
There’s something about a colorful diver that makes me nostalgic for the days when I didn’t obsess over case finishing, lug-to-lug lengths, or how the logo is applied. Back then, if it looked fun and felt good on the wrist, that was all that mattered. So, when I saw Christopher Ward’s new C60 Trident Reef, I felt a flicker of that same carefree energy.
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twobrokewatchsnobs.com | Michael Peñate
I never really expected to see Casio take a crack at an automatic sports watch and I’m guessing I wasn’t alone in that. Casio, to me, has always been about bulletproof digital gear or quirky, ultra-affordable analogs that I wouldn’t think twice about tossing in a backpack or slipping on before a hike. So, when I heard about the EFK-100D, I couldn’t help but raise an eyebrow. Casio with a mechanical movement? Now we’re in new territory. And they didn’t go at it alone.
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2 weeks ago |
twobrokewatchsnobs.com | Michael Peñate
When Farer first dropped its Aqua Compressor back in 2017, it was one of those watches I didn’t pay much attention to. But I should have. Between the titanium case and the offbeat use of color, the curiosity stuck with me longer than I expected. Now, nearly a decade later, Farer’s bringing the model back with a small batch of updates that feel more like well-earned maturity than a total overhaul. The biggest change is something you won’t notice unless you flip the watch over.
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2 weeks ago |
twobrokewatchsnobs.com | Kaz Mirza
Usually, “affordable” and Rolex don’t go together. But that’s only if you don’t know where and how to look. There are models out there with relatively accessible pricing, but it’s important to stay grounded in the reality of what “affordable” means in the Rolex world. You won’t be getting in at Seiko 5 prices. You can expect to spend somewhere between $3,000 and $5,500.
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3 weeks ago |
twobrokewatchsnobs.com | Michael Peñate
It’s hard not to smile when a brand pulls something straight out of the archives and actually gets it right. The original Citizen Aqualand that dropped in ’85 was a geeky, glorious collision of analog dive chops and digital gadgetry. You didn’t need to love diving to want one; you just needed to be the kind of person who liked pushing buttons to see what they did. I was that person. Still am.
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