Market Watch(ing): Early Dive Watch Edition
Market Watch(ing), where we come up with really good ways for you to spend your money. This week has everything from bargain buys to some heavy hitters.
July, 2015
Lessons in Wristory: What’s a Nivada?
Today we’re once again looking to the past to find out about another lost brand: Nivada. Let’s put a face to the name you’re always seeing on eBay.
Lessons In Wristory: The Rolex Watches of Chuck Yeager
How do you make a watch “badass”? Put it on the wrist of a badass! Today we’re taking a look at the Rolex watches of Chuck Yeager, a certified boss.
Market Watch(ing): Running the Gamut
Get your wallets ready, we’re hitting you with some great picks in this week’s Market Watch(ing).
In the Flesh: BALL Cannonball
We get our hands on the BALL Cannonball, with its patented SpringLOCK technology, and give it our full review.
Lessons in Wristory: What’s a Wakmann?
If you’ve ever asked yourself what the hell a Wakmann is, you can wonder no longer. Read up on a brief history of the pre-Quartz Crisis brand.
Market Watch(ing): Vintage Divers Everywhere
This week is basically a collection of dead tritium dive watches, save for a lone Universal Geneve. Vintage divers everywhere, that’s all there is to say.
Opinion: Thoughts on Rolex’s Extended Warranty
Now that the news has had the chance to sink in, I’ve laid out my thoughts on Rolex’s extended warranty.
Tudor and the British North Greenland Expedition
There’s nothing like a good watch story. Check out our breakdown of the Tudors worn during the British North Greenland Expedition from 1952 – 1954.
Market Watch(ing): Rare Birds Edition
We’ve got some rare birds in today’s Market Watch(ing), including a sweet Zenith Sub Sea, a JLC Alarm Clock, and a vintage Panerai wrist compass.
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