by Vincent Deschamps To spec or not to spec Oftentimes the names brands attribute to their models do not make any sense to me. Most of them sound cool, intriguing, catchy, but they are rarely connected—truly connected—to the nature of the watches. Put three Arabic numerals on a black dial and you can call the watch “Land Rover”; add a rotating bezel to a watch … Continue reading Marloe SkySplitter Jetstream
By Brent Robillard Lighter, stronger Jack Mason’s Strat-o-timer returns—this time lighter, stronger, and more travel-ready than ever. The new Strat-o-timer Titanium Diver GMT takes everything we loved about the original stainless steel model and reimagines it in full Grade 2 titanium, pairing a true GMT movement with a dive-ready case for the ultimate dual-purpose tool watch. Advertisement Check out the Lebond Siza Advertisement When we … Continue reading Jack Mason Takes Flight (and Dive) Again: The Strat-o-timer Titanium Diver GMT
But what really differentiates the Strat-o-timer from other GMT Master-inspired watches is the cushion case. Made from 316L stainless steel and measuring 40mm in diameter, the Strat-timer case has a lovely, unified brushing along the top and through the lugs. This is offset by the mirror polish along the curvaceous mid-case. The overall impression is organic, like a sea-smooth pebble. Continue reading The new Jack Mason Strat-o-timer
