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Now Funding: Audric Strider
In our book, there’s never a bad time to wear a steel sports watch, particularly one on a bracelet. Sometimes all you need is that simplicity of steel, with a splash of color from the dial, and a simple time-and-date display. If you want that, with some uncommon touches, then the just-launched Audric Strider is worth a look.
In Review: Timex M79 Automatic
Yesterday, we told you about the latest Q Timex release (a lovely GMT), and today we’re revisiting a watch we first told you about last month, the Timex M79 Automatic. Why revisit it? Well, it’s because we got a sample in of the watch, and have been spending time with it. So, let’s talk through the watch and see if it’s worth your hard-earned money.
Introducing: Q Timex GMT
Over the past few years, the Q collection from Timex has been a very, very pleasant surprise. The watches manage to give you that classic 70s look, while bringing forward popular looks that resonate with us today. Their latest release brings my very favorite complication to the fore – the Q Timex GMT.
Doxa takes you back to the army
Doxa makes a good diver and, while some might be a little put off by the styling of the DOXA Army Watches of Switzerland Edition, it might turn a few heads if you strap it on with your fatigues. Based on an earlier military design, the DOXA Army features a brown and orange color scheme with a black oxide case.
For Your Consideration: H. Moser & Cie Pioneer Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton
There are brands that do interesting things with materials, there are those that create innovative designs, and then there are those that focus on creating high-end wearable pieces of art. Then you’ve got the crew at H. Moser & Cie who manage to marry all three of those in watches like the H. Moser & Cie Pioneer Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton.
For Your Consideration: Le Rhöne Moön Aventurine Titanium
For those of you not familiar with Le Rhöne (as I was) they are a 10-year old brand making watches in Geneva, focusing on offering full traceability in everything that they build. Today, we’ll be talking about the Le Rhöne Moön Aventurine Titanium.
Introducing: Undone x Simple Union Project Crane
We should all be familiar with Undone, and the semi-custom small batch watches that they’re producing. Some of the more interesting watches that they’ve created have come out of collaborations with Simple Union (which we’ve written about here and here). For this latest creation – the Undone x Simple Union Project Crane – they’ve taken elements from those prior watches and rolled it into one.
Bell & Ross drops two surprising divers
Bell & Ross has been moving away from their famous “square” aviator watches for a while now and I love where they’re headed. Their latest, the BR V2-92 Orange and Full Lum, are lovely little 100M divers that look great and won’t break the back (much).
Introducing: anOrdain Model 2 MKII
For whatever reason, anOrdain is a brand you may not be familiar with. If there’s any one reason, it’s probably because they’re only producing 400 to 500 watches per year from their facilities in Glasgow, Scotland. Today, they’re announcing a refresh of a design first seen in 2019, and offering up the anOrdain Model 2 MKII.
