by Tyler Frederick Summer vibes in a snowstorm Safe to say the weather in Ontario, and other parts of Canada, hasn’t been ideal, with pretty big back-to-back snowstorms leading to gargantuan snowbanks and annoying hours of shoveling. I used to love winter so much, but I’m quickly moving towards being a spring and fall kind of guy. Nonetheless, there are always ways to find a … Continue reading Doxa Sub 300 Divingstar
Ask an enthusiast to sketch you a skin diver and he would probably provide you with a rendition of the Vulcain Nautique. The mid-century design was at one time so ubiquitous, no brand catalogue would have been complete without one. In fact, if you told me the Nautique was a barn find, few would question the claim. Continue reading Vulcain Skin Diver Nautique
The Moray measures 38mm in diameter and 13.5mm thick, with a 48mm lug to lug length and a 20mm lug width. It is entirely brushed and looks great as such. The bezel is solid steel, like the case, unidirectional and 120 clicks with a lumed pip at twelve. The lugs are drilled and both the crown and case back are screwed down. It is every inch a tool watch. And can we just spend a moment on that water resistance rating? That’s right. It’s 1000m. Continue reading Off the Cuff: Benarus Moray 38 “Pac-Man Dial”
