Author: thedeeptrack
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The Deep Track Podcast: Ep. 29 – The Bugatti Tourbillon & More
This week is a solo cast discussing some new changes to the YouTube channel, as well as a closer look at the new Bugatti Tourbillon (which is a car, not a watch). This car has many parallels with the watch world, and automotive journalist Henry Catchpole does an excellent job of highlighting this in a…
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Oris Reveals New Caliber 400 Powered Divers Sixty Five in 38mm
Oris is returning to their Divers Sixty Five collection heading into the summer, with a pair of new references that take very different approaches to the color green. The more vibrant of the two finally establishes a 38mm Divers Sixty Five in steel housing a no-date caliber 400 into the regular production collection. This watch…
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New Panerai Submersible Elux LAB-ID Offers On-Demand Lume
Panerai’s own skunkworks Laboratorio di Idee has revealed a new Submersible dubbed the Elux, which features on-demand lighting at the press of a button, all from a mechanical power source within. If this sounds a bit familiar, it’s because we saw a similar function put forth in the delightful DeBethune DB28GS Grand Bleu from 2019,…
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The Deep Track Podcast: Ep. 28 – Andrew McUtchen
This week we welcome Andrew McUtchen, founder of Time+Tide, to the podcast. Andrew is a dynamic presence in the industry, with a penchant for all manner of brands, bringing a sorely needed positive perspective to the media space. Time+Tide celebrates 10 years of operation this year, and in this discussion Andrew recounts the journey, and…
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Farer Monopusher Chronograph Returns with GMT Function
Farer welcomes a pair of new additions to their chronograph range with familiar colorways applied to a new configuration for the complication. Fans of the UK based brand will immediately recognize the names Cobb and Segrave, which are now being brought into their third iteration within a set of monopusher chronographs that welcome a GMT…
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Video: How We Got Here – The Golden Era of Watches
Without trying to sound too cliche about watch brands “not making them like they used to”, I often wonder just how the current generation of watches will be viewed down the line. We are living through what I estimate to be a transitionary period, one that is on the outer edges of a time defined…
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The MoonSwatch Finds Inspiration Closer to Home with New ‘Mission On Earth’ Trio
The Omega x SWATCH MoonSwatch collection gets a bit bigger this week with the addition of three new references that look to our own small slice of terrestrial real estate for inspiration. The new watches are dubbed the Mission On Earth collection, and arrive in three different colorways modeled after three color palettes found (or…
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The Deep Track Podcast: Ep. 27 – Kenneth Lam of Akren Watches
This week I’m thrilled to welcome Kenneth Lam of Arken Watches to the podcast. Ken is bringing his unique vision to life through Arken, a project that began as a quest to make the perfect personal watch which has blossomed into a now thriving young micro brand. In this discussion we talk about what it…