Militado ML25 Review – A Budget Diver That Feels Too Polished To Be Functional
The Militado ML25 is one of the more confusing watches I have handled from the brand. On paper, there is a lot here: a stainless steel case, sapphire crystal, screw-in…

The Militado ML25 is one of the more confusing watches I have handled from the brand. On paper, there is a lot here: a stainless steel case, sapphire crystal, screw-in…

The Watchdives WD1972 is a compact Benrus Type 1-inspired military diver that has been around for a couple of years, yet still feels like one of the brand’s most convincing…

The Watchdives WD007Q takes the familiar WD007 formula and brings it into a more accessible quartz version. Compared with the PT5000 automatic model at around $200 before tax, this VH31-powered…

The Addiesdive AD2518 is one of those pieces that immediately feels different within the brand’s lineup. It leans away from the typical dive watch format and instead settles into something…

The Addiesdive AD2529 is one of the newer chronograph releases from the brand, arriving toward the latter part of 2025. Having seen a number of chronographs come through from Addiesdive…

The Addiesdive AD2521 arrives as a compact, quartz-powered addition to the brand’s expanding lineup, offered in four dial colors: turquoise, magenta purple, bright yellow, and pastel green. The turquoise variant…