Oris Hammerhead Limited Edition Watch
For 2017, independent Swiss watchmaker Oris is ushering in a new generation with its core sports watch collection, the Aquis, and doing so with a series of subtle case and dial updates.
Category: Dive Watches
Bremont Supermarine S300 & S301 Dive Watches Hands-On
As promised, here is our “live from London” hands-on with Bremont’s brand-new line up of vintage-inspired dive watches.
Introducing the Monta OceanKing – A Retro-Inspired Dive Watch with Eterna Calibre
The Monta OceanKing is a no-nosense dive watch, nicely executed and powered by an Eterna movement. The underlying idea of the OceanKing was to craft a modern interpretation of the traditional tool watches of the mid 1950s and early 1960s with a focus on functionality and quality – Precise execution has resulted in a great diving companion that is a perfect daily wearer too. Check-out the Monta OceanKing Dive Watch.
WATCH GIVEAWAY: Tutima M2 Seven Seas
One lucky winner will get to own a Tutima M2 Seven Seas watch by entering this month’s watch giveaway on aBlogtoWatch. Enter now!
Ralf Tech WRV V Automatic 1977 ‘Parisienne’ Watch Review
We don’t get to talk about Ralf Tech too much, but right off the bat I want to say that I really became a much bigger fan of the Ralf Tech WRV V Automatic 1977 “Parisienne” dive watch after spending a few weeks with it. Given the amount of watches we’re exposed to here, it can be difficult for anything to “stand out.”
Bremont Watch Lineup For 2017 Announced
British watch maker Bremont’s London-based “Basel-On-Thames” event has officially started, and they have announced a broad swath of new models and line extensions. From new divers and pilots’ watches to the return of the Norton, there is plenty to see.
LAST CHANCE: Stranger Ocean Predator Diver Watch Giveaway
Just a short time left in February & for your chance to enter to win a Stranger Ocean Predator Diver in this month’s aBlogtoWatch watch giveaway.
Hands-On – The New Ressence Type 5G, The Full Titanium Diver
When it has been launched, back in December 2015, we’ve been fairly surprised with the Ressence Type 5… In a very good way, this has to be said. For sure, a dive watch from Ressence was really not expected, however, when knowing the evolution of the concept initialized with the Type 3, it felt like a natural evolution. Apart from the cool display, this watch, thanks to its oil-filled dial, allowed to be the only mechanical dive watch with zero reflections underwater (and if you’re doubtful, see our field test here). Just between the SIHH and the upcoming Baselworld, Ressence now comes with a full titanium version of this watch, the Type 5G, and it has some arguments to convince. And after you saw it yesterday on all our competitors’ websites with press photos, we, at Monochrome, go hands-on with it.
Haldor Abissi 1000m Watch Review
Haldor is a small brand that has aimed to create a larger than life dive watch with some of the best specs possible at a friendly price. The result is the Haldor Abissi 1000m watch.
Ressence Type 5G Watch
There are few watches like the Ressence Type 5. Actually, there are exactly zero watches quite like it – as the Type 5 continues the Ressence tradition of manufacturing the world’s first and still only oil-filled mechanical watches.