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Belmoto Track-Day Chronograph | Video Review
Belmoto Track-Day Chronograph | Video Review
Belmoto Track-Day | Watch Review
Belmoto Track-Day Discussing new watch brands is always a personal thrill. The thrill is even stronger when the new watch brand has its origins based in a well known and well respected micro-brand watch company. Some immediate assumptions are made that the same great quality found with the more established brand is going to transfer easily over to the fledgling brand. Of course, assumptions can so...
Seiko Prospex Sky Chronograph | Video Review
Seiko Prospex Sky Chronograph | Video Review Seiko Prospex Sky
Seiko Prospex Sky Chronograph | Watch Review
Seiko Prospex Sky Solar Chronograph Blue Pilots Watch Over the past few years, I have had some great opportunities to review some fantastic timepieces from well know micro-brands to some not so well known, as well as other interesting watches. When the opportunity presented itself to review one of the most well known watch brands around the globe, I had to immediately jump at the opportunity. When...
Elysee Rally Timer Review
Start your engines! Today I am taking a look at the Elysee Rally Timer. Before I get into this new Rally Timer model, for information on Elysee Watches, please see a review of their previous model HERE. The Rally Timer, as the name would imply, is a racing inspired chronograph watch. This model comes in two versions: Black Dial and White Full Lume Dial. The full lume dial version is the watch bein...
Resco Manus
Recently, I was fortunate enough to get a Resco Manus Chronograph sample in for review. I say fortunate only because I have wanted to check out a Resco product for a few years, and now I get to share my hands on experience with all of you. For some that are not familiar, Resco Instruments was started in 2009 by Rob Smith and his wife Nicole. Rob is an active duty Navy Seal, and as such, the watche...
Haigh & Hastings M2 Diver First Impression Video With Review
In the world of micro-divers there is no shortage of competition, and just when I think that I know all of them out there, another brand pops up. This time it is Haigh & Hastings and their M2 Diver. Haigh & Hastings headquarters is located in Perth, Australia. Now I could be wrong, but unlike a lot of micro brands these days, they did not do a preorder, and just went into production ...
Kentex Marineman Hands On Watch Review
A friend of mine introduced me to the Kentex brand, and put me in touch with the owner. From talking to the owner by email and doing some research on the info he sent to me, I found out that Kentex has actually been around since 1989. They started as Kentex Time, in 1989, as an OEM manufacturer, and in 1998, they started producing watches under the Kentex brand. The model I reviewed is the Ke...
Maranez Racha Watch Review
Cushion case dive watches are a strong personal favorite, as I have owned many over the years from various manufacturers. The style, at least personally, is timeless and suitable for any venue whether business, casual or sport. I have found the comfort level to typically be superb in any situation. Additionally, the case style tends to be perfect for almost any strap, whether a great Isofrane dive...
Reactor Fallout 2 Watch Review
Reactor has updated their Fallout line with the new Fallout 2. Coming in at 45mm, this is a larger version of the original. As with most Reactor Watches, the Fallout 2 is equipped with a robust case and bracelet, and the updatyed version comes with a Miyota quartz movement. Reactor Fallout 2 specs: Case diameter: 45mm Thickness: 13.7mm Weight: 215 grams Width at lug: 29.3mm Width at clasp: 2...
Boschett Legacy Watch Review
Dress Watch. Classic. Modern. Elegant. Affordable. Quality. These are all terms that might not always be synonymous with each other, but that is how I describe Boschett’s first dress watch, the Legacy. This is my third installment of Boschett reviews, as I have recently reviewed the new Bochett Reef Ranger 2 and the Harpoon. Boschett Legacy The Legacy is a bit of a risk for Boschett, s...
Elliot Brown Bloxworth Watch Review
Elliot Brown Bloxworth Review Ian Elliot & Alex Brown met in 1993, worked together for a number of years at company named Animal, until a change in circumstances lead them in different directions but they remained great friends. A chance conversation almost twenty years later grew into a determination to channel their unique experience into building a new kind of watch, one that would suit the...