Following the success of the Arvet, which I reviewed in the past – both the prototype and the production version – Pierre Stromback, the man behind Alato, is back with another great design. When he shared the first renders of […]
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At Waha, we have a soft spot for original, fresh design – and microbrands deliver that in spades. Add a strong connection to car culture, and we’re instantly interested. So when we came across the Camp Fieldtimer, a watch inspired
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Just over a year ago, while browsing the Glycine Store Europe website, something in the Airpilot collection caught my attention. Not a product page or a press release but a small, low-resolution thumbnail of a watch that didn’t officially exist
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A few years ago, I wrote a fairly extensive piece about French watches – part historical overview, part spotlight on brands from a bygone era. However, French watchmaking seems to be on a roll lately, with more and more brands
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This year has been a busy one for Glycine so far. Since the beginning of the year, they have been extensively updating their dive watch lineup. We saw them introduce a number of non-limited Sea Kraken models, as well as
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If you’re into pilot, field, or dive watches, you know a great NATO strap can transform the whole vibe of your wrist. I’ve tried more than I can count, but recently, I’ve been seriously impressed by the Phenome nylon straps.
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