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Dievas Classico Blue Watch
Brand new from Dievas is this Classic Blue (also in black as the Classico Blue Professional). A dive watch with a rugged spirit and a designer face, the Classico Blue has a unique design meant to appeal to guys all over the world. Dievas watches always revolve around a diving watch theme. Their last new release was the Vortex, a really great watch that combined the looks of a diver and an aviator. This time, Dievas has gone back into diving watch territory in an inauspicious looking fashion diver that is still up to the task of diving deep. In a 44mm wide steel case with a 5.5mm thick sapphire crystal, the Classico Blue is water resistant to 1000 meters. Perhaps there will be later models with other dial trim colors. So there might be a Classico? Black, Red, Orange, etc.. Who knows.Seeing a watch like this out of context is not always a good idea. Meaning that if you are the middle of big city looking for desk divers you might pass this one over. Be on a boat, or at a tropic beach reso
Panerai Luminor Submersible 1950 Carbotech 3 Days Automatic PAM616 Watch Hands-On
Oh metal, where art thou metal? One of the more interesting new-for-SIHH-2015 watches from Panerai is a timepiece produced from a material originally design for automobile brakes – which certainly isn’t metal. The Panerai Luminor Submersible 1950 Carbotech 3 Days Automatic (ref PAM00616, aka PAM616) takes the popular yet niche-loved Luminor Submersible 1950 watch and dresses it in a material that helps frame what part of the contemporary high-end timepiece market it all about; material innovation.Before I talk about Carbotech, I would like to discuss the context within which traditionally metal watches are now cased in new, and often exotic materials. For decades, watch makers have attempted to replace common metals such as steel and gold with a range of other materials. Sometimes, this mission was to improve performance, but most of the time, it was intended to help timepieces cost less. The most important material was plastic, given its quick ability to be molded, light w