The limited edition Bremont Oracle Team USA is a shining example of the manufacture’s quality and style. We got our hands on the watch and give you the full review.

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We got our hands in the new NOMOS Tetra Neomatik and give it our full review.

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What happens when we get stuck in a vintage dive watch groove? You get inundated with vintage dive watches on Market Watch(ing)!

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If there’s anything that can get Dean riled up enough to write an opinion piece, it’s a controversial watch from Patek. Luckily, there’s two of them to write about. Read up on his thoughts of the new Patek Philippe Nautilus Anniversary watches.

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While you’re sipping on your grande skim pumpkin spice mocha frappe Americhino latte, you can sit back and enjoy another awesome edition of Market Watch(ing)!

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The weather is all over the place this time of year, so we wanted to make sure you had the right watch for any situation. Check out the variety in this week’s Market Watch(ing) lineup!

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We’re loaded up with divers this week on Market Watch(ing), so sit back and enjoy before NFL week 1 kicks into high gear!

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Fighting sleep deprivation, we’ve still got a great lineup this week for Market Watch(ing). Sit back and enjoy a fantastic selection of watches, most of which are vintage chronographs.

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Courtesy Wikipedia: Ebel was founded in La Chaux-de-Fonds, the historic birthplace of the watch-making industry by Swiss industrialist and watchmaker Eugene Blum and his wife Alice Levy. The brand was named after the initials of: Eugene Blum et Levy. In 1971, their grandson Pierre-Alain Blum assumed leadership of the company and renewed its collections and […]

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