Suunto Traverse Alpha

Adventure watch makers Suunto have released their latest timepiece, the Suunto Traverse Alpha, a GPS watch with versatile outdoor functions for fishing, hunting and hiking. The Traverse Alpha is your guide in the wild, providing useful tools such as moon phase calendar, shot detection, sunrise alert, weather trend, and red backlight for nighttime use. Tested to military standards the rugged watch is available in two colors, foliage or black.

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The James Brand x Timex Expedition North Watch

Two of our favorite brands have collaborated on this gorgeous watch that is perfect for all of your outdoor adventures. Timex teamed up with The James Brand for this version of their classic field watch, giving it a more modern look. The robust 41mm case is made from strong and lightweight titanium with a matte finish, and power comes from the Miyota automatic movement. The movement is visible behind a sapphire exhibition caseback. Other details include C3 Super-Lum...
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LUMINOX NAVY SEAL BLACKOUT DIVE WATCH

Luminox, the watch brand worn by the Unites States Navy SEALs, amongst other elite forces worldwide, have recently introduced the stealthy Navy SEAL Steel 3251 Blackout Steel Military Dive Watch. The rugged timepiece features a 45mm case made of Carbonox (an innovative ultra-lightweight carbon compound material), plus a stainless steel case back, as well as a sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment to protect the multi-level analog dial. The watch ...
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PIONEER WATCH COLLECTION | BY HANHART

Swiss German watch brand Hanhart presented three new models for the Pioneer collection at the recent Baselworld 2011 fair. They are the Pioneer MonoControl, TwinControl and TwinDicator, they are absolutely reliable, extremely precise and robust watches. The upper chronograph pusher, positioned asymmetrically towards the lug, is especially striking and is a feature unique to Hanhart. No less striking is the red button - Hanharts trademark feature since 1939....
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