I’m looking for a hassle-free watch for everyday use, which could also handle reserve military training and other demanding conditions.
I’ve narrowed it down to either the CWC RN Quartz Divers Watch MK.2, Matte Top (RN300-MT QS120) or the new Seiko Pr…
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“The sculpted 40mm case, available in brushed stainless steel, PVD black, or bead-blasted finishes, provides a robust housing for the reliable automatic Miyota 9015 movement within. This high-performance caliber boasts a 42-hour power reserve, ensuring the Diver 4.0 is always ready for action.
The 120-click…
Shipped out of Morteau, France, it arrived in seven days.
I prefer vintage, and this model closely captures many aspects of its original from the 60s:
Some obvious differences – the…
Jason put this up on instagram last night apparently:
halioswatchesHere's a preview of the 40mm Seaforth. The line will include…
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Continue readingAlso if anyone has worn theirs hard, I’d sure appreciate a photo…
Valentines Day and a red 14th here today. Seems appropriate 😂
Continue readingThis is a thread to discuss all the past, present, and future happenings of Helm watches. Helm is a brand that is relatively new. They released their first watch in 2015. Most of their success comes from presenting incredible value in a watch with cool…
Continue readingI’ve just recieved my new CWC 1980 Reissue Diver! It seems like there’s some love for CWC on this forum, so I thought I’d do a little comparison between that and my old CWC Quartz Diver whilst I still have both. Suffice to say, I see the 1980 reissue as a substantial upgrade, and would recommend it to anybody.
On the left we have the CWC Royal Navy Diver Quartz Mk2.
On the right we have the new CWC Royal Navy Diver 1980 Reissue.
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