I got introduced to Vintro watches through their Instagram page, what I liked is the simplicity in design and the very clean look. Fast forward few weeks and I ended up with one of their mechanical chronographs in stainless steel on my wrist! The case is all polished stainless steel, nothing to write home about, […]
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First I would like to apologize for not posting for so long, life has been extremely busy with work, family and school. But I made a 2019 resolution to attempt on posting once a week moving forward. I met the founder of David Dinero watches in June 2018 online, and we exchanged few messages prior
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The guy behind the emperor is a very well known guy and a true watch enthusiast, he is the one who brought the Chinese Pilot 1963 watch back to life by releasing very nice and modern iterations to this legend. He also created a lot of nice homage watches through WUS board. Yes, you probably
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EMG watches was formed after Derek and Eric, two watches’ enthusiasts met on the affordable section under watchuseek [F71]; they share the same passion for watches specially for mechanical chronos; they had an idea to produce a classic style panda, so they reached out to Ed to use his trusty 1963 case, that he used
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It is no secret that I’m a fan of NTH and L&H watches; I have collected few of them along the way; and I have already posted reviews of the NTH Sub, Phantom which is a pilot style inspired watch and the legenadry Orthos earlier. Back when Chris of Janis Trading announced the release of
The Tropics Antilles, the true heritage diver by NTH.. Read More »
I found Spinnaker watches while browsing social media posts; at first I was considering them as one of those fashion brands that come and go unnoticed without leaving a mark in the industry; this all changed when I got my hands on one of of their major releases, the SP-5033-01; my perception completely changed. The
I met one of Mexanica co-founders online, he is a fellow watch enthusiast having a daytime job to pay his bills; after exchanging few messages, he sent me one of the Rebel1’s watches for review. The watch arrived on a real leather zulu, and as I’m not a big fan of zulus, I dumped it
I’ve always admired sailcloth straps, they have a unique summery and fresh look, but I was pushed away with the fact that all sailcloth straps that I found are not water sports’ friendly; you can’t really swim with them, on the other hand they are stiff and usually take long time to break them in; this
Ginault Ocean Rover Review and Photos by Pixelfour [skylinegtr_34] Specifications from manufacturer’s website: 316L stainless steel, 40mm diameter, 50mm lug to lug, 45mm with crown, 15.6mm thickness, 20mm lugs 120 clicks, counter-clockwise rotating bezel, aluminum bezel insert, lumed pip Ginault Caliber 7275 auto-hacking-hand winding movement (38 hours power reserve) Domed sapphire crystal 1000 feet (300m) water resistance
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Anyone who frequents watch forums will be familiar with Manchester Watch Works and Doug the founder, who is a true watch nerd, and builds watches simply for fun. I started following MWW very late but didn’t buy any of their watches, till I saw the vintage inspired chrono and I couldn’t resist so I had
