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Marathon 41MM OSAR-D: In review

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SteelSeries Rival 3 Gen 2 Brings Speed and Color to Entry-Level Gaming Mice

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Amazfit Bip 6: In review

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Marathon 46mm CSAR Chronograph: in review

Marathon doesn’t do “pretty.” Their watches—long a collectors’ favorite—are built for tough situations like search and rescue operations or intense games of Settlers of Catan. That’s why I like the 46mm CSAR so much. It pulls no punches and will definitely trade your sheep for brick. The 46mm watch runs an ETA Valjoux 7750 with an Incabloc shock absorber and day/date chronograph movement. It…

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Relax Big: The Inflatable Water Hammock That Turns Any Spot into a Hangout Zone

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Bremont Altitude Perpetual Calendar GMT Mono-Pusher: Aviation Tool Watch Meets Horological Flex

Bremont just decided to throw the kitchen sink at a field-ready aviator watch—and somehow made it look easy. The new Altitude Perpetual Calendar GMT Mono-Pusher, limited to just 50 pieces, is a full-on complication bomb wrapped in a titanium case, finished in RAF blue, and actually designed to be worn. Yes, worn. As in, not locked in a vault or babied like some crystal egg with a tourbillon…

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Bremont Terra Nova Jumping Hour: A Complication with Character

Bremont just dropped something quietly wild: two new Jumping Hour models in its Terra Nova field watch collection. For a brand that built its name on rugged aviation watches and solid case engineering, this move into classic horological territory—with a twist—is a bit unexpected, and pretty welcome. Especially when the execution is this sharp. This is the first time Bremont’s gone in on the…

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Ulysse Nardin Diver [AIR]: The Lightest Mechanical Dive Watch Ever Made (Yes, Really)

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Maurice Lacroix 1975 collection is a tribute to the Go-Go Seventies

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Doxa announces first GMT SUB model in 20 years

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Echo/neutra launches a white version of their classic 1956 chrono

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The AIGI Satellite Ground Station II: In review

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This mask finally helped me sleep on a plane

I’m not a nervous flyer, but I can’t do two things in the air: focus on work or sleep. Usually, I scroll through endless movies I’ve already seen or try to read, but getting real sleep is almost impossible. Then I tried the Somo Sleep Fitness mask. It’s a $69 premium sleep mask with no buckles or seams, and it features a unique little nugget right between your eyes that activates a pressure…

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Luminox Recon Point Man: In review

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Doxa Sub 200 C-Graph II Caribbean: in review

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Bell & Ross BR-03 Astro: A celestial tribute to time

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Bremont’s Terra Nova Bronze Collection: A field watch for modern explorers