For the women’s, about the only difference is the loss of the three o’clock index to fit the date aperture.

Solid competition to the Explorer or Aqua Terra in my opinion. The silver dials are less to my taste, mostly due to reduced contrast, but there’s a decent chance they’d be nicer in person.

These have the ETA 2892, also with the Wempe fine regulator and chronometer rating. Not sure if they’re mixing and matching Sellita and ETA, or if I just have bad information here.

There are also chronographs. Of course there are chronographs. The have both fixed and dive bezel versions.

45mm, 22mm lugs, water resistant to 300m, built around the Sellita SW500 (ETA 7750) with chronometer ratings and Wempe’s fine regulator. MSRP $4,825.

In addition to the dive chronograph, there’s also a 1mm smaller “Sport” chronograph, with a different movement and fixed bezel.

44mm, ETA 7753 movement with the Wempe fine regulator and chronometer rating. Water resistant to 100m instead of 300, and MSRP of $4,255.

Silver dial version:

All-in-all, an impressive set of impeccable designs. I’m pretty picky, but there’s nothing in these that bothers me. Not hugely original, but solid designs in every category, and good values as well.

Worth checking out if you want something a little outside the ordinary. wempe.com