Built like a skin diver, the M-100 AS is hybrid of sorts. The handsomely brushed stainless steel case packs a solid 300m of water resistance. However, at the same time, it is fitted with a 360-degree bidirectional compass bezel. Of course, Ollech & Wajs can draw upon more than sixty years of experience as a maker of both military and dive watches. Here, clearly, we have the coalescence of those two practices in one robust piece. Continue reading Ollech & Wajs M-110 AS
What do Airain, Aquastar, Eza, and Nivada Grenchen all have in common? They are quartz crisis victims that have been recently resuscitated by enterprising watch enthusiasts with great success. Well, you can now add VeriWatch to that same list thanks to Italian entrepreneur, Alessandro Leali. Continue reading VeriWatch Octopus 1973
The Divers Sixty-Five, in general–and the Cotton Candy, specifically–in my opinion, is one of the most comfortable, ergonomic case shapes on the market. The way the Cotton Candy melts into your wrist belies its case thickness of 12.8mm. And while the lug width is a cantankerous 19mm, I have to admit that the slimming effect of this taper–which continues down to 14mm at the bracelet clasp–is next-level athletic refinement. Continue reading Off the Cuff: Oris Divers Sixty-Five Cotton Candy in Stainless Steel
