Author: thedeeptrack
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Timex Marlin Jet Automatic is Simple Style Done Right
The Timex Marlin collection has been high on style since it was introduced in 2017, tapping into mid-century modern vibes with relative ease. The collection has grown to encompass a wide range of style, including plenty of Snoopy collaborations, but at the core these are simple, classic designs brought together with respect to a specific…
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Omega Revisits the Dark Side of the Moon in New Apollo 8 Speedmaster
Omega continues their trend of releasing a new Speedmaster at the opening of a new year, and this time the brand is revisiting the Apollo 8 Speedmaster concept with a new Dark Side of the Moon. The first Apollo 8 themed Speedmaster Dark Side of the Moon was released in 2018, and featured a semi-openworked…
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The Deep Track Podcast: Ep. 6 – Mechanical Keyboards with Lightning Keyboards
This week we’re thrilled to welcome Diego of Lightning Keyboards to the podcast to talk about the world of mechanical keyboards. This is a space that goes surprisingly deep, and we tackle just how far the hobby has come in the past 6 years alone, and what the current state of the hobby is. We…
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Introducing Markwell Watches & the Memento Mori
The micro brand space is thriving these days thanks to innovative new brands bringing their ideas to life in ways that would have been unthinkable just 10 years ago. The biggest challenges generally revolve around standing out in an increasingly crowded space. Creating contrast is vital, and must be achieved through a unique perspective that’s…
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The Lasting Appeal of the NATO Strap
How can such a humble piece of fabric hold such transformative power? Many of the watch enthusiasts I’ve encountered share a few common traits that I’ve noticed. Not only are they a largely curious bunch, but they are also tinkerers. And if something can be customized in any way, it will be. The custom watch…
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Hands-On with the Autodromo Group B Rallysport Chronograph
The Autodromo Group B is one of those watches that makes an immediate impression thanks to its unconventional design inspired by the era of Group B racing cars. It embodies a ‘retro-cool’ design language that hits some crucial nostalgia elements for ‘80s kids, all while offering a truly compelling experience on the wrist. It’s unique,…
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The Blancpain x Swatch Scuba Fifty Fathoms Hits its Stride With New Ocean of Storms
Swatch has unwittingly become the face of the collaborative era thanks to their clever positioning alongside other SWATCH Group stablemates, Omega and Blancpain. What started with MoonSwatch craze has grown to encompass Blancpain’s original dive watch, the Fifty Fathoms in the form of the Scuba, which was released with 5 variants celebrating each of the…
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Oris Goes All Bronze for New Big Crown Pointer Date ‘Father Time’
The game of cricket may remain an eternal mystery to many of us, but there’s something charming about the enigmatic sport that comes through in its style. Our favorite Hölstein based watch brand, Oris, has managed to tease out some of this style for a new rendition of their classic Big Crown Pointer Date. Further…