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Stalingrad Kursk Bronze Hands-On
Stalingrad Kursk Let’s be real. Brand name, no matter the product plays an important role in whether someone will purchase or not. The Stalingrad Kursk, a bronze watch made in Hong Kong, has one of those names that I think many will pass on. There is no getting around it, it is a strange choice for a name of a watch brand. But, a name alone does not make a watch, so what is the $600 price ge...
Spinnaker Tesei Bronze-Hands-On Watch Review
Spinnaker Tesei The Spinnaker Tesei is the latest from the Hong Kong Headquartered brand and it has some great improvements over past Spinnaker Watches. All versions are CuSn8 Bronze and have sapphire crystals, matte ceramic bezels and an SW200 movement from Sellita. Because of time constraints, this will not be a full article, but please watch the 12-minute video above and you can see my hi-res p...
Obris Morgan Nautilus | Hands On Review
Obris Morgan Nautilus “Man, Obris Morgan watches all look the same!” “I wish Obris Morgan would do something different! ” To the people that posted comments like these or similar, Obris Morgan did something different. Immediately when I saw their latest model, the Nautilus, being posted on social media a few months ago, I said, well, they went against the grain for sure. Fo...
BOLDR Odyssey Bronze Hands-On Watch Review
BOLDR Odyssey Bronze The BOLDR Odyssey Bronze is the latest release from the Singapore-based company. When BOLDR Watches first debuted about a year or so ago, I did not care for the name. I am sure most of you reading this have felt that way about many watch companies over the years. We all have our little reasons that keep us away from purchasing a watch at times, and for whatever reason, I just ...
Pontvs Nessi | Hands on Watch Review
Pontvs Nessi I can’t imagine it is easy to start a watch company. Sure, these days, we have the internet and it may be easier than ever to hook up with a factory and get a product produced, if you have the money. If you don’t have the money, you have crowdfunding platforms such as Kickstarter. Sure, you will still have to put in some initial money on your part for renderings, prototype...
Zelos Abyss II | Hands on Watch Review
Zelos Abyss II Even though the bronze fad is over (sarcasm), the Zelos Abyss II is one of the latest models from the brainchild of Elshan Tang. There are a few differences from the first version, but overall it retains its look. Different chapter ring, the dual crowns are now bronze and not PVD and possibly the biggest change, the movement. The Abyss II houses the Sellita SW200 Swiss Movement...
Nethuns Lava Bronze | Hands on Watch Review
Nethuns Lava Bronze I believe it was a comment on Youtube, where I posted the unboxing video of this Nethuns Lava Bronze, (If you have not checked them out yet, go to our Youtube channel for unboxing of all new watches that come in for review), where someone said that the bronze “fad” is over. Now I have always been upfront when reviewing a bronze watch that it is not my first pick at ...
Zoretto Bronze | Video Review
Zoretto Bronze Video Review Want to watch just the video of the Zoretto Bronze Indy diver? Here you go.
Zoretto Indy Bronze | Watch Review
Zoretto Indy Bronze Specifications: Case: CuSn6 marine grade bronze Diameter: 43mm Lug to Lug length: 52mm Thickness incl. crystal: 16.50mm Caseback: 316L Stainless Steel with sapphire crystal Movement: Japanese Automatic – 24 jewels – hacking seconds – 28,800 bpm – about 42h PR Water Resistance: 200m Lug width: 24mm Price $499.00 USD I am always extremely excited whe...
Borealis Batial | Watch Review
As bronze fever continues to grip those who live within our niche watch world, as evident by Tudor’s new Heritage Black Bay Bronze, Portugal based Borealis comes in strong yet again with their new model, the Batial (pronounced Ba-tee-al). This beautifully sculpted chunk of bronze is a deep diver that was made to fit any occasion. In February 2016, Maria, owner of Borealis Watch Company, was ...
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