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Chronofighter Oversize Tourist Trophy Watch | By Graham

British watchmaking house Graham is partner of the motorcycling Isle of Man Tourist Trophy. The race is seen as an act of courage for competitors, the same philosophy of Graham watches. The Chronofighter Tourist Trophy watch is limited to 211 units and has titanium housing and carbon fiber bezel. Hand grenade style.



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Urwerk UR-102 Reloaded Black - Image

Urwerk UR-102 Reloaded Black

Urwerk has launched the UR-102 Reloaded timepiece set, which includes two watches in steel and titanium, as well as black PVD-coated titanium. The collection revisits the classic design from 1997 and introduces a few modern tweaks. The semi-circle window has been widened for a bolder look that still captures the simplicity of the original design. The timepiece features a 41mm case with a thickness of 11.3mm and houses the 2.02 automatic movement, providing a power r...
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Haglofs Duality AT1 GTX Boots

Haglofs, a cutting-edge outdoor clothing company, has unveiled a stylish trekking shoe with two entirely swappable midsoles. The Duality AT1 GTX is the first hiking boot with a fully interchangeable midsole. You are thus adaptably prepared for every terrain. High-quality materials are used to create the shoes great support and protection, and the shaft end is knitted for comfort on the trail. The aptly titled Duality, which offers two shoes in one, has a softer mids...
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TITANIUM POCKET KNIVES

After the hugely successful Bandit Knife and Mini Q Key and Knife from Quiet Carry, they’ve finally released a collection of full-size titanium EDC pocket knives. Based on the same principles of portability, solid construction, refined visual aesthetic and durability - the Strand and the West knives are welcome additions to any everyday carry....
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