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Micromilspec Field Testing Unit (FTU): A Rugged Classic, Reimagined in Small Batches

by Brent Robillard Daily Driver Ever since I first encountered Micromilspec at the Toronto Timepiece Show last year, the Field Testing Unit (FTU) has lingered in my mind as a watch I needed to experience firsthand. Tool watches have always felt like home on my wrist, and after spending time with the FTU, it’s clear this is a piece built to excel in the harshest … Continue reading Micromilspec Field Testing Unit (FTU): A Rugged Classic, Reimagined in Small Batches

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Off the Cuff: Christopher Ward C65 Sandhurst Series II

World War II-inspired watches have always been popular but not as much as they have been in the past 2-3 years. Either by way of having a historical brand being brought back to life (i.e. Timor) or by having countless independent brands create their own interpretation of a WWII field watch. While some brands make cheap replicas—you know, the ones that can be had on … Continue reading Off the Cuff: Christopher Ward C65 Sandhurst Series II

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Off the Cuff: Christopher Ward C63 Sealander

The Automatic is a good example of a great everyday type of watch that I’m glad Christopher Ward released. Before the Sealander Automatic, the brand didn’t offer many options for a fixed-bezel everyday sports watch with reasonable dimensions (under 40mm.) So, with great proportions, a solid movement, and good finish, the Automatic is a solid contender for a one-watch collection timepiece. Continue reading Off the Cuff: Christopher Ward C63 Sealander

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