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Tennet Argonaut: A Design-Driven Dive Watch with Personality

Article by Marc Levesque; photography by Bob Allaby Worth the wait I had the chance to write about Tennet in late 2024 for an article published on Worn & Wound. It was part of my monthly Micro-Brand Digest column, and I selected Tennet because their watches genuinely stood out as well-designed and authentic. They are also good value, which is increasingly rare these days. You … Continue reading Tennet Argonaut: A Design-Driven Dive Watch with Personality

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Santurce Collection El Tiburón

by Vincent Deschamps To spec or not to spec There is an intra-community battle between those who believe that we need ultra-spec’ed divers and those who don’t. On the one hand, many of us feel that we need good dive watches for our day-to-day life, whether we actually dive or don’t, and many of us still who are convinced that we will never make good … Continue reading Santurce Collection El Tiburón

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Is the Sector DEEP Pioneer Ranger the Most Functional Tool Watch Nodus Has Ever Made?

By Brent Robillard How rugged can an affordable tool watch be? There are certain watches that immediately remind me why I fell in love with dive watches in the first place. They just feel unapologetically useful. Overbuilt in a way that borders on charming excess. The Nodus Sector DEEP Pioneer Ranger sits squarely in that space, and it feels like a natural continuation of a … Continue reading Is the Sector DEEP Pioneer Ranger the Most Functional Tool Watch Nodus Has Ever Made?

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