Just wanted to give you a heads up on a sale running over at Touch Of Modern, this time for a watch we’re working up a review on as we speak.

  If you’ve read my earlier reviews of the Ocean7 LM-5 models (here and here), you’re aware that I’m a fan of this particular line, due, in large part, to the lumed sapphire bezel that is installed.  This latest model, the LM-5CQ, introduces 

It’s been awhile since we took a trip into the Ocean7 catalog (you can see our other reviews here), and today, we’re revisiting one of my favorite models that’s had a very nice update done to it.

  Yesterday, we started to take a look at the AirNautic AN-24M (from Ocean7), covering some of the design inspiration for the watch, and why it’s split out from the main Ocean7 line (or, at least, my take on it).  Today, we’ll get into the details of this 24-hour watch.

  We’re certainly no stranger to watches with 24-hour indicators (in sub-dial or GMT hand variants) on this blog.  However, to my knowledge, I’ve never reviewed a true 24-hour watch.  Well, until today, that is!

WWR Post: REVIEW: Ocean7 LM-2AD Analog/Digital (Part 2) http://t.co/dSUeAaCF

  Yesterday, we started our tour of the Ocean7 LM-2AD, covering at a high level some of the functionality that the watch has on tap.  We left off of on the question of why, when you activate the backlight, the analog hands swing around to read 10:10.

WWR Post: REVIEW: Ocean7 LM-2AD Analog/Digital (Part 1) http://t.co/v365e4PN