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We here at WWR are fans of seeing watch startups kicking off here in the 'States, and I have personally had an enjoyable time getting to know the guys behind…
We here at WWR are fans of seeing watch startups kicking off here in the 'States, and I have personally had an enjoyable time getting to know the guys behind…
When it comes to dive watches, the past few years have seen an explosion of brands offering very competent and well-designed pieces, often times powered by Japanese automatic movements. Tempest…
The Maranez Layan offers something unique - California dials made on top of actual stones.
Divers love their orange watches. Well, at least some of them do, since most divers are offered in a variation with an orange dial. According to Doxa, they were the…
Today, we are taking a second look at the Borealis brand, with our first look of course being Matt's earlier review. While he was looking at the model, we will…
The last time we covered Raven (from the same team behind Benarus), we were looking at a vintage-inspired piece (here). Not content to let all the high-spec dive watches to…
So, remember back when I wrote about the original Omega PloProf (here) earlier this month? If you do, you'll recall that I mentioned our friends over at Ocean7 have a…
Back when I wrote about the Viking Tempest in September,I covered some of the difficulties that they encountered bringing the Viking to the market, as well as my impressions…
It's been awhile since we've had Ocean7 on our pages, so it seems fitting that we'll pick back up with them with one of their more popular watches that…
I must admit - I had not heard of Tempest Watches prior to their Viking being relaunched. In reading through some of what they went through getting this watch…