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 No nonsense tool watches After spending time with numerous Elliot Brown watches here in the studio and at a number of shows and industry events, I’ve come to appreciate that the brand occupies an interesting middle ground in modern watchmaking. Their watches are clearly designed with hard use in mind, but they avoid the theatrical “operator” aesthetic that can creep into military-inspired … Continue reading Elliot Brown introduce the Beachmaster Automatic Signature
Article by Russ Michaud; photography by Brent Robillard Value for money Sheffield has quietly cornered the market lately with affordable quality in their dive watch lineup. Offering varying options of movements, colours, and price points, they’re bringing a degree of accessibility to a hobby often associated with much larger brands like Timex, Casio, Citizen and Seiko. Two watches that stood out to me in the … Continue reading The Sheffield Solar Steel and Diver 1 White
