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In their fifth year of operation, Studio Underd0g is introducing their fourth collection this week called the 04SERIES, and in doing so, show off a new design around a new suite of complications. The new collection features a unique retrograde…
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The Deep Track Podcast: Ep. 116 – Watches That Almost Were
Sometimes a watch is released way ahead of its time, or just isn’t given the development time it needs. A great concept or first generation is released, and then quickly forgotten to history. This week, I’m taking a look back…
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Bühlmann Decompression 02 Goes Black and White
The Bühlmann Decompression 02 may be the most complete, serious dive tool in production at the moment, making it something of a throwback due to its very nature. This is a modern design that allows for the wearer to plan…
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The Vintage Watch Conundrum
If you’re anything like me, there’s a good chance that watches on the older end of the spectrum are responsible for pulling you into this hobby. That well worn look strikes a nerve that few new watches are capable of…
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Introducing the A. Lange & Söhne Datograph Perpetual Calendar
A. Lange & Söhne is capping off an eventful year with a new execution of their Datograph Perpetual Calendar that gives a nod to the watch’s origins in more ways than one. While the original Datograph was released in 1999,…
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The Deep Track Podcast: Ep. 115 – Zenith and the Mid Range Watch Crisis
This week we celebrate the Milwaukee Brewers’ first ever world championship while pondering the Ming 37.09 II Uni as a diver, or as something else entirely. Stepping back, the news from Zenith has much broader implications, and presents a few…
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Retro Review: A. Lange & Söhne Lange 1 101.027
I find myself talking quite a lot about the year 1997 in these retro reviews, and for good reason, as it seems to be a nexus of creativity and originality prior to full on modern (i.e. safer) themes taking over.…
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Sinn Celebrates 65 Years with 140 A S Anniversary ‘Space Chronograph’
Sinn is celebrating their 65th anniversary this year, and in doing so, they’re highlighting an important part of their history with a new vision of the 140 S that went to space aboard STS-61-A in October of 1985. The watch…