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The Zenith Chronomaster Sport boasts an enviable heritage, ushering in the automatic chronograph movement alongside Seiko and Heuer in 1969, and doing so in high-frequency fashion. The El Primero, as…
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The Farer Aqua Compressor Gets Welcome Refresh
Compressor style dive watches have enjoyed low key popularity among dive watch enthusiasts for many years for their ability to mix up a tried and true formula in interesting ways.…
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The Christopher Ward C63 Sealander GMT Now Comes in a 36mm Case
Christopher Ward’s wildly popular C63 Sealander GMT gets a new case size this week, with the existing 39mm watches in the collection welcoming a 36mm option to the fold. The…
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New Bamford B347 Glow gets Lume Embedded Carbon Case
Great lume doesn’t have to be reserved for solely practical purposes anymore, and we’re seeing it used in increasingly creative ways in recent years. From the likes of Black Badger,…
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The End of an Era, and the Subaru Impreza WRX 22B STi
The Drive recently published an article acknowledging that 2024 is finally the year that the elusive Nissan Skyline GT-R of the R34 generation is finally eligible for import to the…
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The Deep Track Podcast: Ep. 7 – Diving in Dive Watches with Chris Sohl
This week, we welcome friend of the show Chris Sohl to the podcast to chat about diving, watches, (and dive watches), and what it’s like to get open water dive…
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Video Review: The Rolex Daytona 126500
The Rolex Daytona 126500 takes small steps away from its predecessor, and towards its roots. We go in-depth to find out how.
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Function Over Form, Understanding the Attraction of the Tool Watch
There’s a quote from Enzo Ferrari that I like to use from time to time for its relevance in how I view tool watches: “Race cars are neither beautiful nor…