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Discover Why Size Doesn’t Matter with the Paulin Modul D

by Tyler Frederick Big things in a small package Does size really matter? Brave question right out the gate, but we’re talking about watches; get your mind out of the gutter. I firmly believe people should buy proportionate watches based on their wrist size; smaller wrists stay within 36-39mm, larger ones can hit 40-43mm and so on. My sweet spot is 38-40mm. However, the more … Continue reading Discover Why Size Doesn’t Matter with the Paulin Modul D

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Off the Cuff: Marathon GPM Officer’s Field Watch 39mm

Marathon Watches, founded in 1939, is a family-owned company, now in its fourth generation. It has been a military watch provider since 1941. Although its timepieces are designed in Canada, they are built by the brand’s Swiss factory in La Chaux de Fonds. The current iteration of the Officer’s Watch, or General Purpose Mechanical in Stainless Steel, adheres to the military specifications as laid out in MIL-PRF-46374G document. Continue reading Off the Cuff: Marathon GPM Officer’s Field Watch 39mm

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Off the Cuff: Farer Lethbridge Cushion Case Manual

When I think of Farer, I think first of colour. Often playful–and frequently inspired–Farer use uncommon palettes to create memorable dial designs. And with the latest launches in its Manual Wound Cushion Case Collection, the brand has done just that in both the Durham and the Mansfield. What the watchmaker has proven with the Lethbridge, on the other hand, is that colour need not be offbeat nor unconventional to make an impact. And sometimes, you need only one. Continue reading Off the Cuff: Farer Lethbridge Cushion Case Manual

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