Historical Horology – Diving Into Dive Watches
I like dive watches. My first automatic, years ago, was an inexpensive (Freestyle I think) dive watch that I purchased because I started diving. For years, my daily watch was…
Lew & Huey Orthos, Lets Go Diving
For a lot of guys, a diver is the default tool watch. The cases are usually fairly beefy, and that translates to masculine, the watches themselves are rugged, they serve…
Diving In With The Mühle-Glashütte Kampfschwimmer
Time and again, dive watches prove themselves to be a popular style of watch, as do military watches. While there are some brands that can tie themselves at some point…
REVIEW: Armida A5
These days, there is no shortage of dive watches being produced by smaller companies. As such, its become more difficult (at least, it seems to me it would…
Hiding In The Deeps
When I went through our archives, I was really surprised that we had not focused in on anything from Boschett before. Today, we'll correct that oversight by taking a look at…
REVIEW: Irreantum Magellan (Part 2)
Yesterday, we started to take a look at the Magellan diver watch from the folks over at Irreantum. Today, we'll go over my experience with the watch, and give…
REVIEW: Irreantum Magellan (Part 1)
Today, we're going to have a look at a watch from one of the newer brands on the market, Irreantum. How new are they? The company was founded in…
