First of all, I told Nezumi that I’d publish an unbiased and unfiltered review. They were perfectly fine with that and sent me a press edition of the Loews LQ1S.622, aka the John Player Special to review anyway. That shows […]
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Recently, I had the opportunity to check out two bands from The Sydney Strap Co. Founded in 2015 in the Land Down Under, so it’s a new company. They offer a wide range of straps – leather straps in various
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The last decade saw the rise of a trend for reissues of vintage pieces. We also saw an increase in the popularity of military-style and field watches. So, here’s the question – for how little can you get all three
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I haven’t had a lot of NATO straps before. One was included with the Sea-Gull 1963 chronograph, but frankly, it wasn’t good. I also had a leather one on my 1939 Tissot Antimagnetique, however, it was terrible. Stiff, sharp edges,
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Specs Length28 cm without the buckle.Thickness1.6mm for the ballistic nylon strap and 1.5mm for the seatbelt style bands.WeightApprox. 29 grams for the ballistic nylon band and 20 grams for the seatbelt style straps.PriceUnknown. I’ll add the prices when I know
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I’ve never been particularly interested in bronze watches before. However, they appear to have gained significant popularity recently. To be honest, I can’t put a finger on when the bronze trend started. You’ll see it all across the price spectrum,
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