If you recall, I was rather impressed by the Chyros when we reviewed it (here) last year. This year, they’ve added an interesting twist to the model, placing a
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If you’ve even thought about purchasing a pilot watch, you’ve no doubt seen (and very likely considered) one of the Flieger models that Stowa has on offer. Today, I want to let you know about their latest creation, which is aiming to take things to a new level.
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For many of us, Panerai is seemingly a more recent brand – so why am I bringing them up on Historical Horology Sunday? Well, there’s our first fact – they’ve actually been around since 1860 (making gauges for sea vessels), with the first watch prototype showing up in 1936.
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What else would you call it with these new models that pair the quirky Rogue and Stencil with wooden cases (ala Sprout or Tense?) with wooden cases and (for the Rogue) a wooden bracelet?
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It’s been quite some time since we’ve featured Chronoswiss on these pages, and to date, we have not had a hands-on review. So, buckle in as we bring them back to the front page, and give you some insight on their Pacific Chronograph.
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Today, we’ll be taking a look at a brand I hadn’t run across until I was informed of a sale going on at Touch Of Modern – J. Springs.
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It’s no secret that we’re definitely fans of various models in the Hamilton lineup (see our previous reviews here). Aside from what we’ve reviewed, I’ve always liked the efforts that went into their surprisingly thin (for housing automatic movements) cases – and today, we’ll be reviewing one of those models.
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