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10 & 2 Minuten mit der Rolex Deepsea
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Due to popular demand 😉 the Citizen GT Sport in all its glory.
Have not worn this in a while: Citizen GT Sport from the brand's 2014 Signature Collection.
Meet the new 46-mm Traser P67 Diver Automatic.
Tissot's latest upgrade for the Seastar 1000 includes a new color-way, an engraved bezel and a new bracelet design. Same folding clasp though...
The mechanical version of the P67 SuperSub from Traser on the wrist. Like its quartz-powered siblings, the case measures a whopping 46mm and is WR to 500m. Three dial colors are available, shown here is the black dial with sun-ray finish.
The new 40-mm Adventure Neverest Glacier from Norqain. Kenissi movement, structured dial, gray ceramic bezel insert.
Not your average dive watch: the DB28 GS Grand Bleu (Ref. DB28GSV2AN) from De Bethune, featuring an "ingenious lighting inside the movement and a new photoluminescent blue, a different bezel that rotates this time with the crystal to indicate dive times," and a titanium case.
Buy a vintage Nautilus they said. It'll be fun they said.
A quick hands-on with the latest Sixty-Five Diver from Oris, featuring a gray dégradé dial and "light old radium“ SL. Movement is the Cal. 733 (SW 200-1).