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Rolex Submariner California | By Bwd

BWD (Bamford Watch Department)  is a UK based company that personalize a range of steel sports watches. They customize various iconic sports watches from some of the major brands in the watch world. Their latest creation is the stunning Special Edition Rolex Submariner California, it features  a shockproof/waterproof customized Otter box with an optional NATO strap. Each watch comes with a plate stating the number from the 41 piece edition. source




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Casio WSD-F30 Smartwatch

The new Casio WSD-F30 Smartwatch may be what you´re looking for should you be on the prowl for a smartwatch that is also a GPS (using GLONASS and Michibiki). Its most important feature is the fact that it can guide you using offline maps for up to three days on the extended battery mode. Along with this important safety feature you also get the usual Casio quality at an affordable price while maintaining all of the previous tech specs such as waterproof for up to 5...
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G-Shock Modern Industrial Collection

G-SHOCK’s new Modern Industrial Collection brings a fresh perspective to two of the brand’s most iconic timepieces, the GM2100 and GM5600. This collection combines minimalist industrial design with the toughness that G-SHOCK is known for, resulting in watches that are both functional and visually striking. The standout feature is the metal bezel, crafted through a multi-step process including forging, pressing, honing, and ive black ion-plating. The textured ...
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MkII Cruxible Watch

MkII is an American watch company that specializes in custom, Japanese and Swiss Made tool watches dedicated to utilitarianism, reliability, and timeless styling. Their latest timepiece is inspired by the A-11 issued watches of World War II, a design that took six years of development to complete. The MkII Cruxible Watch features a simple, matte black dial with the MkII logo and depth rating printed in gloss black. The 39mm stainless steel case houses a Japanese SII...
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