When I first reviewed the prototype of the Alato Arvet, I said I was going to miss it a lot. And that turned out to be absolutely true – I really did. A lot. But now, thanks to two good […]
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The Glycine Sea Kraken breathes new life into one of the brand’s rarest and most intriguing dive watches from the 1960s, blending classic design elements with modern functionality. Built for both daily wear and underwater performance, this reissue retains its
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At Waha, we love watches and brands with a cool story behind them. It doesn’t matter if it’s history or design inspiration, if it’s original, we’re interested. This piece from Sweden, the Alato Arvet, is one such example. How I
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There’s something undeniably cool about field, pilot, and military watches. Whether it’s a classic original, a faithful reissue, or a modern reinterpretation, I’m drawn to these timepieces. They captivate me with their clear, functional dials, robust construction, and rich history
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When science brought more magnetic devices into people’s lives in the 1880s and 1890s, these fields started to have an effect on watches. As a result, watchmakers experimented with various hairspring materials to make that vulnerable component more reliable. While
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When most people think of Glycine, they immediately picture its iconic Airman line. The impressive Combat Sub dive watches may also come to mind. However, there’s a different, equally compelling series within the Glycine family that warrants attention: the Combat
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