Tacs Nato Lens Watch

The Japanese brand TACS offers vintage lens-inspired watches for photography lovers. The Tacs Nato Lens watch incorporates the look and feel of a vintage camera with the sleekness and sophistication of a Japanese design. The dial of the watch resembles a focus ring and surrounds the watch glass which is convex like a fisheye lens. Powered by a reliable Miyota 2039 Japanese Movement, the timepiece takes inspiration from camera straps and camera lenses, features a sporty look with its leather nylon strap, and provides great comfort when being worn.

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Bell & Ross BR-X5 Blue Lum

Bell & Ross has introduced the BR-X5 Blue Lum, a limited edition timepiece that highlights the brand's mastery of luminescence. Inspired by cockpit instruments, this 41mm watch radiates a captivating blue glow in low light, thanks to its innovative multi-layer construction and the use of titanium and LM3D, a unique photoluminescent composite developed by Bell & Ross. The dial features block appliqué indices, skeletonized hands, and a digi...
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JANUARY 2019 ESSENTIALS

We are back again this month with a roundup of products that caught out attention. We are constantly on the prowl for the coolest stuff, travel essentials for life on the road, new smooth and stylish fashion pieces, new adventure ready gear, new tech stuff and accessories for your everyday carry. Here are a just few of our favorites for this month. ...
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Timex x Wood Wood Watch

Timex are back in action again with a cool collaboration this time around with Danish brand Wood Wood on a new iteration of the Waterbury. The special edition "GET LOST" Waterbury iteration is inspired by the notion of exploration, and the occasional urge to disappear into the trees. The sleek timepiece features an all-black bead-blasted steel case encasing, and a black dial with stripped back typeface numbering. When you press the crown, the INDIGLO backlight activ...
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