San Martin SN0007 Review – 62MAS Style Diver With Caveats
The San Martin SN0007 is a 62MAS-style diver with the kind of core specification I would normally expect to enjoy from the brand: stainless steel construction, 200 meters of water…
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Militado ML23 Review – Retro Racing Chronograph With Sapphire
The Militado ML23 is a different kind of release for a brand I usually associate with military-style field watches and compact tool pieces. Here, Militado moves into retro racing chronograph…
Addiesdive AD2099 Review – Quirky Sweep-Seconds Field Watch
The Addiesdive AD2099 is one of the brand’s later ultra-budget releases, and it immediately stands out because of one unusual dial choice. This is a quartz field-style watch powered by…
Addiesdive AD2544 Review – Sapphire Quartz Watch With 10ATM
The Addiesdive AD2544 is a new addition to the brand’s ultra-budget lineup, and the price is the headline here. At around $60 before tax, it brings a stainless steel case,…
Specht & Söhne SP0033 Review – A 200m Diver With a Sapphire Bezel
The Specht & Söhne SP0033 is a stainless steel automatic diver with a component list that immediately feels more ambitious than many watches from the brand. It brings a Miyota…
Vario Futurist Review – A Faceted Sci-Fi Automatic
The Vario Futurist is one of those watches that immediately separates itself from the usual vintage-inspired or tool-watch language. This is a full original design built around symmetry, geometry, light,…
Corgeut 3002 Review – A Rose Gold-Tone Iconic Diver Homage
The Corgeut 3002 is a rose gold-tone Yacht-Master-style homage that gets a lot right for a watch under $100 before tax. It brings together a stainless steel case, rubber strap,…
Cadisen C8247 Review – A Cracked-Ice Automatic With Real Texture
The Cadisen C8247 feels like one of the more original-looking watches I have seen from the brand. It is a stainless steel automatic with the Miyota 8215 inside, a boxed…
Addiesdive AD2547 Review – A Budget Everyday Watch
The Addiesdive AD2547 feels like a clear step forward for the brand’s budget lineup. It brings together stainless steel, a boxed and domed sapphire crystal, a Miyota automatic movement, a…
Watchdives WD007Q Review – A Titanium Sweep Seconds Quartz Diver
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…
