BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Diving watches are probably the most popular type of mechanical watch out there, if not the most recognisable. Their purpose sounds simple: be legible enough, water-resistant enough and
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The Timestop D-20 is completely unique, and one of the most charmingly niche watches I’ve encountered in a long time. The conceit of the watch is relatively simple: it’s a
Almost exactly a year after launching a special edition of the PRX celebrating the short-lived but much-loved Japanese anime series, Tissot returns with the PRX Grendizer 50th Anniversary Special Edition. Given
What We Know Hot off the presses for your Monday morning, we have a brand new carbon Doxa that continues the brand's Seafoam colorway limited edition models with Watches of
Timex makes a lot of watches each year. So much so that it's often a challenge to cover many of its new releases, given the sheer number of references being
As of now, and knowing the noise that this brand has made in recent months, most seasoned watch enthusiasts must be familiar with the work of watchmaker Jiro Katayama, the
The Aquascaphe has been a staple in Baltic’s lineup since 2018, when they introduced their first vintage inspired diver to quite a bit of fanfare. This was still the early
What We Know If Instagram stories are any guide, this might be the most frequently shared and likely the most surprising new release of the year, as Jiro Katayama, founder
While still a relatively young watch company (launched in 2017), Baltic has established itself as one of the most active brands in the accessible field, to the point where you
Please don’t call it an upgrade; it goes beyond that. When everything is new, you cannot speak of an upgrade anymore. The new Baltic Aquascaphe MK2 comes in blue, green,
The Löbner Steelracer Speed Arrow Pays Tribute To German Silver Arrow Race Cars Of The 1920s And 30s
On a chilly late January day at the start of 1938, Rudolf Caracciola — known to his fellow Germans as the Regenmeister (Rainmaster) — floored the accelerator on his Silver
What We Know Baltic's Aquascaphe Classic is the brand's longest-standing model, now seven years into its product cycle and still one of the best options for someone looking for an
Baltic has updated its now-iconic dive watch after 7 years of production, offering 37mm or 39.5mm diameters plus other great improvements.The post Baltic unveil the Aquascaphe Mk2, a more refined
DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors Ba111od adds another addition to their price busting Chapter 4 Tourbillon with a novelty in titanium with 5N PVD treatment with
The Moon has always been fertile ground for watch design. From classic moonphase displays to bold tributes, brands have tried to capture the Moon’s mystery and symbolism in different ways.
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