Some watches are easy to sum up in a few minutes. This isn’t one of them. On paper, the Yema Wristmaster Slim looks like it’s just checking boxes on the ‘integrated sports watch’ trend that’s everywhere right now. But once […]
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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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