Celebrating 60 years of the Breitling Superocean
As Victor noted in a recent discussion he and I were having (talking about Baselworld releases), this really seems to be the year of the anniversary. Quite a few brands are celebrating milestones for various watches, and Breitling is another one to join that particular party. For me, I have a bit of a love/hate…
Introducing the Obris Morgan Aegis II
Much as with another small brand I wrote about recently, we had a bit of a drought when it came to coverage regarding Obris Morgan. When news came out about their latest release – the Obris Morgan Aegis II – I knew it was something we would definitely be covering.
Hands on with TC-9 Bronze Diver
One day while browsing the web to find bronze watches, I ran across a brand that I had never heard of, but with one attention-grabbing watch – the TC-9 Bronze Diver. Before we get to the watch, a quick history lesson on what TC-9 signifies. The Tropical Cyclone (TC) rating system is for measuring how…
Hands on with Borealis Cascais Diver
There have been several reviews on Borealis watches on this site and all have shown that Borealis has proven themselves by make good quality affordable dive watches. From classic style divers like the Sea Hawk, to vintage inspired divers like the Porto Santo, Borealis offers a nice selection. The newest watch in their lineup is the Borealis Cascais diver…
Hands on with the Pantor Sea Lion Diver
Pantor is a watch company based in Hong Kong and – up till now – they only had one model, the Sea Horse. After success with that model, they have released their next model, the Sea Lion. While not as “extreme” a name as some other brands may use, I personally love the “Sea Lion” name. In my…
Aragon Rages Against the Dying of the Light, with Tritium.
Aragon Watch Company has been around since 1991 and offers over 21 watch models from tool watches to dress watches. Right now, Aragon has a kickstarter running for their latest model, the Parma T-100 diver. This new model is using Tritium. Tritium is not new to Aragon, they have used it in others such as their Divemaster…
Hands on with the Zoretto Indy Bronze Diver Automatic
Melt down some copper, throw in a little tin, add a dash of some other metals such as zinc, nickel, manganese, etc, and you get bronze. What a cool-looking alloy. Using this alloy, Zoretto has made the Indy Bronze Automatic.
