Article by Marc Levesque; photography by Bob Allaby More Than the Sum of Its Parts When Erebus first launched, you could tell that the people behind the brand had handled countless watches and knew exactly what they wanted to bring to the table. The term “spec monster” immediately came to mind. The original Origin was packed with the sort of specifications enthusiasts tend to tick … Continue reading Erebus Origin 40 Gen 2 Hands-On Review
Article by Marc Levesque; photography by Bob Allaby Worth the wait I had the chance to write about Tennet in late 2024 for an article published on Worn & Wound. It was part of my monthly Micro-Brand Digest column, and I selected Tennet because their watches genuinely stood out as well-designed and authentic. They are also good value, which is increasingly rare these days. You … Continue reading Tennet Argonaut: A Design-Driven Dive Watch with Personality
Article by Marc Levesque; photography by James Cornish Thoughtfully designed tool watches Nodus has carved out a unique niche in the enthusiast market with its well-crafted, thoughtfully designed tool watches that emphasize wearability and practical use rather than gimmicks. However, the Obscura II marks a distinct departure from their usual offerings. At first glance, the Obscura II appears to be an evolution of the Sector … Continue reading Nodus Obscura II: A Mechanical Exposure Tool for Photographers
