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Orient M-Force SEL03001D Diver Watch Review
One of my favorite divers in my collection is an Orient CFD0C001B Saturation Diver. I reviewed it here. While it has quirks, the big beefy diver has a great look with a useful dial and a fantastically adjustable bracelet. I still love wearing it today. As far as I know it is one of Orient’s most expensive watches and certainly at the top of their diver collection. This M-Force Diver model is more modern, but considered a mid-range model between the more pricey Saturation Diver and Orient’s lower-end offerings. It is further accompanied by a similar watch called the Orient Revolver diver.The M-Force collection of watches come with blue, black, or orange dial colors. This blue model I am reviewing is the ref: SEL03001D. The steel case is 46mm wide and it wears extremely comfortably. I have to also add that Orient watches by and large are very comfortable on the wrist (at least mine). The case design of the M-Force is interesting a looks like a slight interpretation of its old
Bremont U-2 Watch Review
The romance of flight, the mystique of secret flight, the durability of extensive testing. Each of these concepts is a major part of the Bremont U-2 watch – new limited edition made specially for pilots of the U-2 spy plane. This review is really a review of two watches – the U-2 as well as the Bremont Martin Baker watches (that I wrote about previously here). Bremont shouldn’t require any introduction at this point as I have been gushing about their pieces frequently. I was happy to report on the sexy look of their Supermarine watches here, and now for something more flight oriented.It all started with the Martin Baker project – where Bremont needed to make a watch suitable not only for professional pilots, but also to survive an aviation WCS (worst case scenario). This basically meant be thrust out of an aviation seat at god knows how many G’s and making it to the ground OK. All with your watch still working. Thus, the Bremont Martin Baker watch (MB1 and