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 Militado ML12B is a budget field watch that immediately caught my attention because the specification feels unusually strong for around $60. It brings a fully sand-blasted stainless steel case,…

The Militado ML10 is one of those watches that makes its case quickly. From the first glance, it is built around purpose: a matte black dial, crisp white printing, luminous…

The SteelFlier SF740V is one of those watches that immediately forces you to reconsider what the lower end of the budget watch market is capable of delivering. At around $45…

The Militado ML24 continues a pattern that has become familiar with the brand. New releases arrive frequently, and they tend to bring something slightly different to the table while staying…

The Watchdives EXD is one of those watches that immediately feels familiar, yet manages to carve out its own identity. It clearly draws from the FXD-style design language, but it…

The Watchdives WD1969 Pro expands the brand’s lineup with a compact dive-style watch powered by the Seiko VH31 sweeping quartz movement. At first glance, it carries all the hallmarks enthusiasts…