Hands-On With The Beaufort Seatrekker — A Big-Hearted Dual-Crown Diver From New Zealand
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Day: July 12, 2024
Six Reasons Why the Fujifilm X100VI is Worth Waiting For (…And One Reason Why It’s Not)
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Hands-On: the Haim Viajero Worldtimer
I’ll be honest, I started off my experience with the new Viajero coming from a pretty far off and distant place. No, not some cool and remote corner of the world, but as a person who was largely unfamiliar with both Haim as a brand and also the concept of a worldtimer. While I have …
In-Depth – The History of the ETA 2892, The Enduring Elite Movement from ETA
Introduced in the 1970s during the rise of quartz movements, which were poised to dominate the industry, threatening to eclipse and eradicate mechanical mechanisms almost entirely, the ETA 2892 has become one of the most renowned and widely used self-winding calibres produced by the Swatch Group’s giant movement maker. Like the ETA 2824, the 2892 …
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Just A Minute With The Paulin Modul
Let’s take just a minute with the Modul, Paulin’s bold and colorful time-only watch. The Modul is a collection of 35mm, modular constructed tonneau-shaped watches. The cases are rated to 50 meters of water resistance and use a boxed Hesalite crystal, giving them a vintage charm. Let’s take just a minute with the Modul, Paulin’s …
Christopher Ward Adds a New C65 Super Compressor to the Collection
Christopher Ward has just released the latest in their popular retro-dive line-up, the C65 Super Compressor Elite. With technical upgrades and a new color palette, it’s one of the most exciting new additions for the UK-based watchmaker this year. In terms of design, the C65 Super Compressor Elite has knocked it out of the park. …
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Hands-on – The Genus GNS2, Sleeker but Still Mechanically Fascinating
A masterpiece of ingenuity and complexity, the GNS1 dazzled the watchmaking scene with its incredible free-moving train travelling around the two central counters on the dial like a mechanical caterpillar. Marking the indie brand’s debut in 2019, the GNS1 was ten years in the making and protected by two patents. Earlier this year, Genus introduced …
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First Look – The New and Affordable Certina DS-1 Day-Date
Certina’s robust and affordably priced DS-1 is a descendant of the brand’s pioneering DS (Double Security) concept introduced in 1959. Back then, much like a turtle’s protective shell, the DS concept was engineered to enhance the resilience, reliability, and water resistance of watches against external threats by incorporating O-ring seals. This versatile and straightforward timepiece …
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Introducing: The Airain × Seconde/Seconde/ Type 20 “Up In The Air” Limited Edition
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