When one considers the short list of reputable fashion-conscious publications in today's vast marketplace, Esquire Magazine continually comes to mind as the industry's clear cut leader. So when Esquire's Fashion Editor named Wenger's GST Chrono (the specific model is not yet available outside the U.S., but you can see it here) as the magazine's "Best of Fall" watch for 2010, we were obviously quite ecstatic.
Of the hundreds of watches that Esquire considered for this great honor, the GST Chrono was the logical choice due to its polished, yet unpretentious design. As Esquire's Editor states, "you've got your fancy dress watch and your crappy digital watch, but for the hours in between, consider this low-key chronograph from Swiss powerhouse Wenger. All black with stainless steel markers, its PVD case is sleek and durable." The review is topped off by capturing the essence of the Wenger brand: "at (US)$550, you won't find a better value."
After nearly 80 years of influencing every aspect of men's fashion, Esquire Magazine is the perfect resource to call upon when demonstrating why the watches in the Wenger GST Series are prime examples of how precision engineering need not appear fussy, or needlessly complex. Simply put, Esquire's assessment of the GST Chrono collection is as flawless as the watch itself.