Unimatic UC4 Watch

Italian micro-brand Unimatic are specialists in manufacturing minimalist dive watches, their timepieces have a sleek styling, excellent build, an affordable price, and a small production run. They strive to combine design elements from vintage and contemporary watches in order to create a perfect balance between both styles. Their latest addition is this sleek field watch named UC4, a modern military watch powered by a Seiko NH35A automatic mechanical movement, that winds itself with the motion of your wrist. The stylish watch is also water resistant to 300 meters, has a 41 hour power reserve, and comes in the shockproof two-slots Unimatic Tough Case.

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G-Shock Utility Metal Collection

Casios G-Shock Utility Metal Collection has expanded its GM-2100 line with three analog-digital models featuring stainless steel bezels and cloth bands. This is the first time that GM-2100 models come with a cloth band, giving each timepiece a military field watch style. The Utility Metal Collection includes the silver GM-2100C-5A with beige band, the black ion plated GM-2100CB-1A with black band and red accents, and the gray ion plated GM-2100CB-3A with olive green...
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TRIESTE DEEP SEA WATCH

This is the good-looking Trieste Deep Sea, a new affordable diver from UK based Trieste Watches. Designed in Italy, powered by a 24 jewel, Japanese Seiko NH-35A, the Trieste Deep Sea is inspired by Rolex’s famous experimental wristwatch of the same name. The Panerai-esque diving watch, with solid construction, great looks, a genuine Sekio movement, and spare straps sold out immediately on the first edition of 50, so we’re letting you know about the second editio...
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GLYCINE AIRMAN WATCH

Glycine is a Swiss wristwatch manufacturer, they became a noteworthy watch maker in the early 1950s for the introduction of their Airman model, a 24-hour watch favored by both military and commercial pilots, but also frequent travelers, thanks to the introduction of multiple time-zone watches to the market back in 1953. Now, in addition to regular local time, world time was available at a glance. The impressive and distinctive Airman line has never been absent from ...
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