James McCabe and the Baja diver: faux-vintage fun
The James McCabe Baja is an interesting new direction for McCabe, and a welcome one. The short version is, affordable diver you can wear without worry. There's the concept of…
Diving in with the Spinnaker Bradner
This is the first compressor-case dive watch I've had the opportunity to review, and though I've seen many compressor divers over the years (and even own one myself), I'd never…
Seiko Knocks One Out Of The Park Again
Back in March of 2017 Seiko released the SRPB11 and SRPB09, Turtle and Samurai variants of what would affectionately come to be known as the "Blue Lagoon" in the ever-popular…
The Traska Freediver, rising soon from the deeps
Alright, watch friends and family - pull up your chairs. I'm going to tell you a story. This is one about a new watch brand starting up (heard it), they're…
Dive with an Ocean Predator – The Stranger Megalodon
The Stranger Watch Company is headquartered in Fort Lauderdale Florida and up until 2016 has made mostly dressy style, minimalistic watches. Florida is not all night clubs and restaurants, it also has…
Modding the Invicta 8926 and watch brotherhoods
The other day, I wrote about the Invicta 8926OB, and how it was a great little watch for less than $100 bucks. You know what you can do with watch…
The Draken Tugela Automatic Dive Watch – Looking for Adventure
Draken Watch Co. was started by Michael Blythe, who grew up and spent most of his life in South Africa. Having always had a love for watches, Michael decided to…
Review: Legend are Hardcore
The Legend Deep Blue LD 1001A is a well-made, Seiko-powered Submariner-type diver, available at more than reasonable prices. It's hardcore. Well you're not hardcore (No you're not hardcore) Unless…
The MWW Iconik is exploring your pre-order interest
If you have followed our coverage of the brand, you know that we have become fans of what Manchester Watch Works (here on out referred to as MWW) is producing.…
