An all-grey treatment gives Isotope’s familiar diver a more menacing presence, while a new bracelet opens up possibilities for the entire collection By Brent Robillard A strong impression I have experienced several versions of the Isotope Hydrium over the last few years, and two things have been consistent: how well they wear and how much presence they bring to the wrist. José Miranda has found … Continue reading The Isotope Hydrium Grey Reef Shark
by Russ Michaud Out of the blue Tertia Watches kind of hit the social media scene out of the blue. No history, no brand prestige, and no appearance at the watch meets and conventions. It didn’t appear to be anything special that other dive watches don’t, but as I soon found out, that’s what really makes it special. When I reached out to Ben at … Continue reading Tertia Odyssey: A Dive Watch Done Right
by Brent Robillard The power of patina Every time I receive a bronze watch in for review—particularly a dive watch—I am reminded just how satisfying the material can be. Unlike stainless steel or titanium, it refuses to remain unchanged. It records the passing of time, slowly developing a patina that reflects the places it has been and the conditions it has endured. For a dive … Continue reading Hands-on with the YEMA Superman Bronze CMM1.0
