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DeWitt Academia Out Of Time Watch Hands-On
Earlier in 2015, I had the opportunity to visit the watch manufacture of DeWitt in Geneva. The DeWitt brand has had its ups and downs over the years along with the global economy, but has recently really sorted out its organizational issues and is more than back on track to creating some of the most interesting and exclusive timepieces around – such as this quite rare DeWitt Academia Out Of Time collection. What makes DeWitt watches interesting and exclusive in my opinion? Well, in addition to producing a whole universe of very unique in-house made movements with some complications you won’t see anywhere else, DeWitt often employs designs and styles quite removed from the rest of the watch industry. With that said, DeWitt is still thoroughly a Swiss-born-and-bred watch company living in harmony with other unique niche luxury brands.
Introducing The New Dietrich Device 1 (DD-1) Watch
Since its debut in 2010, Dietrich has distinguished itself as one of the most visually avant-garde microbrands on the current market, especially considering its more affordable market segment. The brand's signature organic design language has gained a cult following of its own in the past few years, which the new Dietrich Device 1 (abbreviated to DD-1) looks to capitalize on. This new DD-1 line takes the unique case shape and general layout of the previous OT series and propels the package to the next level, offering higher-quality finishing with a Swiss Made automatic movement (a first for this Dietrich case design though all TC watches have Swiss Made movements in them).The 45 x 46mm PVD stainless steel case of the DD-1 is a familiar sight to fans of the brand, with a softened hexagonal overall form and a uniquely ergonomic set of lugs mounted to the bottom of the case and curved for maximum wearer comfort. While the overall shape descends from the OT line, the execution is sharper a