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Mitch Mason Offers a Different Take on the Classic Field Watch with the Chronicle
Mitch Mason is a new watch brand, and like many others is looking to get …
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The Reise Resolute is Affordable, Modern, Sporty, and Launching Today on Kickstarter
Something I’m fairly outspoken about when it comes to my preferences in watch design is that I lean strongly toward modern looks, and away from …
Article / Featured
Bringing Back Neil Armstrong’s Personal Watch: the Wolbrook Skindiver WT
If you listened to our recent podcast looking back on 2019 (or if you’ve been paying attention to the watch world even a little bit …
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Introducing the MMI Dumbo, a 500m Diver That Won’t Break the Bank
The 500m-rated Dumbo from MMI has nothing to do with the famous Disney elephant. What we have here is an aggressively-spec'd dive starting under $300!
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Introducing the Marnaut Dark Surge 300, an Affordable Dive Watch Fit for the Adriatic
Today’s watch industry is growing increasingly diffuse, spread out across the globe and giving rise to compelling small companies and interesting regional ideas. Croatia is …
Review / Review
Hands-On with the Alkin Model One
Simple, handsome, and modern. In a day of vintage throwbacks and over-the-top complexity, sometimes all you want are those three things—a good watch that is …
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Introducing the Peren Nera, a Value-Packed Watch Now Available on Kickstarter
It can feel like a real slog to trudge past the marketing blather and hype and get to the guts of a Kickstarter campaign. Sometimes …
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Introducing Horae—Customizable (Quartz and Mechanical) Watches That Don’t Break the Bank
It seems impossible to me that a micro-brand can offer Patek Phillip-esque watches for as little as $125 and not be laughed off the block, …
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Introducing the Kerrison Collection from Martenero
In a few short years of production, Martenero has set itself apart from the rest …