ZRC Dive Watches

ZRC is a brand , vintage dive watch collectors now well, they have been manufacturing quality timepieces since 1904. In the early 60s, ZRC received a commission from the French Navy to make a watch suitable for its elite divers, they built it in a monobloc case that gave it unusual water resistance and protection against shocks, and it was designed with the crown located at the six o´clock position. This technical configuration, so effective, yet equally unusual, is its main hallmark. Today they make some of the most iconic and unusual divers available in the current market, check out their website for more details.

NOMOS TANGENTE NEOMATIK PLATINUM GRAY

Nomos Glashutte is a German luxury watch-making company, they make minimal, elegant, top-quality watches. Their latest offering is minimalism at its finest. The new Tangente Neomatik is getting updated this year with a platinum grey dial and hands that will come in 39mm and 35mm case sizes. The elegant timepiece is powered by their in-house automatic movement, the DUW 3001, an ultra-thin movement with a bidirectional winding rotor that delivers a 43-hour power reser...
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CasiMods

CasiMods is a California, USA based studio focusing on custom digital watches modified and handcrafted by Benson C, a brand consultant by day and an avid maker by night, specially digital watch modifications. This medium allows Benson to blend his interests in military, technical, retro-futuristic, and minimalist designs into something wearable. At his website, you can find his unique utilitarian watch builds, and if you would like to modify your own watch, you can ...
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2014 IWC AQUATIMER

IWC unveiled the new 2014 Aquatimer collection. The previous Aquatimer was a huge success for the brand, and IWC have kept the same general aesthetic, but introduced a few new technical innovations. The new Aquatimer will meet the demands of the most ambitious diver and is available in several styles. The new collection should be online soon, you can still purchase the old Aquatimers before they disappear at the IWC website....
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