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Draken Kruger V2 : A Tale of Two Titanium Chronographs

by Brent Robillard The Kruger is back—and it’s bolder, tougher, and more refined than ever. In its second generation, Draken’s purpose-built chronograph has evolved into a dual-offering that speaks to different kinds of wearers: the go-anywhere adventurer who prizes lightweight versatility, and the unapologetic tool watch fan who wants every ounce of tactile interaction. I’ve had the chance to wear both—the updated VK63-powered mecaquartz and … Continue reading Draken Kruger V2 : A Tale of Two Titanium Chronographs

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The Sporty MIDO Ocean Star GMT in Gold PVD

by Brent Robillard If there’s one collection in the MIDO lineup that consistently punches above its weight, it’s the Ocean Star. Rugged, refined, and refreshingly well-priced, these watches have long served as the backbone of MIDO’s sporty catalogue. And now, the Ocean Star is going global—in style. Enter the Ocean Star GMT in Gold PVD (M026.629.37.291.00): a bold, travel-ready companion that builds on the robust … Continue reading The Sporty MIDO Ocean Star GMT in Gold PVD

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Isotope Flyway Terra Maris: A Sunset in Stainless Steel

by Brent Robillard Golden, endless magic hour Perhaps my favourite watch in the Isotope stable is the Moonshot Chronograph—specifically in the Terra Maris colourway. Aside from the design of the watch itself, the aforementioned colour scheme hits just right. That confluence of earthy browns and sky-washed blues reminds me of almost every scene shot between Tom Cruise and Kelly McGillis in Top Gun. It must … Continue reading Isotope Flyway Terra Maris: A Sunset in Stainless Steel

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