The new Yema Rallye 5 Turbo goes deep into French car racing
Since 1948, Yema has been producing reliable sports watches that come with a unique visual DNA. Best known for the Superman Heritage diver, Yema has been producing many types of chronographs over the past few decades. From Meca-Quartz to full automatic, the French brand releases a new collection every year, if not more often. Each … Continued
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Longines Spirit Flyback brings new functionality into the Spirit collection Two dial options, black and blue sunburst-finished, each available on a strap or bracelet COSC-certified, Longines-exclusive automatic calibre L791.4 with silicon balance spring The Longines Spirit collection has cemented itself as a go-to option for buyers looking for value-driven and robust daily wearers. The collection … 
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One of the most instantly lovable watches of 2020 was the Mido Ocean Star Decompression Timer 1961, a dive watch blazing with pastel hues that drew a goofy smile from even the most hard-hearted watch nerd. Here was a revivial of Mido’s mid-century cult classic, the Powerwind “Rainbow” diver, brought up to modern sizing and …