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Vero x Realtree Tide Tracker Midnight Edition

by Brent Robillard After Dark Some watches change dramatically with a new colourway. Others merely swap one dial colour for another and call it a day. The Vero x Realtree Tide Tracker Midnight Edition falls somewhere in between. Underneath the blacked-out exterior, this is the same capable tide-tracking watch that I reviewed previously. The dimensions remain unchanged. The unique dual-bezel system is still here. And … Continue reading Vero x Realtree Tide Tracker Midnight Edition

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Tuul Filthy 13 Bronze

By Brent Robillard Wartime DNA and Patina The Tuul Filthy 13 comes in four iterations, two of which are rendered in bronze. The example I had in for review was the black dial bronze variant, and it didn’t take long to understand exactly what Tuul was aiming for here. The moment you open the rugged, tactical-style carrying case, what strikes you first is simplicity and … Continue reading Tuul Filthy 13 Bronze

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Time not Forgotten: The MKII Hellion-BAKU and the mission to bring UDT-10 home

Article by Matt Black; photography by Bob Allaby A history of time There are watches that borrow from history, and then there are watches that carry it. MKII’s Hellion-BAKU firmly belongs in the latter camp. From the moment I strapped it on, it was clear this wasn’t simply another vintage-inspired field watch – it’s a thoughtfully executed modern tool watch anchored to a very specific … Continue reading Time not Forgotten: The MKII Hellion-BAKU and the mission to bring UDT-10 home

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