The cheapest watch you can buy and rely on today costs about ten bucks. The most expensive watches in the world, those are in the millions. This is what the watch industry spends billions in advertising dollars persuading you to believe. But somewhere between those two points, the benefit you get by spending more becomes almost nothing. Where is that sweet spot, and how much do you have to spend to get there? Why do people spend more? Can you get most of the way to the best watches in the world at budgets that are much more attainable? And what value do you really get for a watch made with unlimited budget?

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Watch brand marketing departments like to use some pretty fancy language to make their watches sound more expensive. But many of those terms have definitions that are actually much more ordinary, or sometimes even completely misleading. Zaratsu polishing. High beat. In-house. All this marketing jargon makes it difficult to understand what’s actually worth spending money on and what’s just a waste of money. Today we’re going to sort the high horology from the promotional hokum.

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Here on Andrew Morgan Watches I want to bring you all the best on watches from my personal perspective. There's watch reviews, expert reactions, top 10 lists, the best and worst of the industry and a whole bunch of memes, too. So if you like Swiss watches, German watches, Japanese watches—whatever—you'll be sure to enjoy AMW!

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The purpose of a dive watch is simple. You should be able to dive with it. A Casio dive watch can do that for $100. There are dive watches that cost as much as $100,000. But why? What are you really getting when you spend all that money, and what are you missing out on when you don’t? Today we’re going to take a look at nine different price categories of dive watch to see not just what you get, but where you get the most value for money as well.

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Here on Andrew Morgan Watches I want to bring you all the best on watches from my personal perspective. There's watch reviews, expert reactions, top 10 lists, the best and worst of the industry and a whole bunch of memes, too. So if you like Swiss watches, German watches, Japanese watches—whatever—you'll be sure to enjoy AMW!

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