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Orion Calamity Dive Watch Review
These days it can be difficult to make an argument for the existence of more dive watches. That’s the bottom line. Sometimes it’s hard to see the point and between what the big brands are offering and the constant wave of ambitious Kickstarter start-ups, it all just seems like pointless noise after a while. What I am interested in, however, is seeing smaller brands work towards overcoming new challenges in a saturated marketplace?¨C and it doesn’t get any more crowded than the space occupied by affordable dive watches. By this time in mid-2018, I’ve handled my share of interesting dive watches but to me, none of them were as entertaining or as pleasing to wear as the Orion Calamity; a quirky, stylish, and incredibly comfortable diver designed right here in my back yard.Nick Harris is a Seattle-based watchmaker and founder of Orion Watches, which is his latest horological venture. During what I would call the Watch Modding Renaissance, Harris established himself a
The Nivrel Shark Sea Tourbillon Is A Rare Tourbillon In A Sea Of Glamour
We know that tourbillon watches are expensive. The complex little movements are at a premium based on the difficultly of manufacture and the prestige of owning one. The bar has been set pretty high with all variations of multi axis tourbillons and flying tourbillons that give a great view of the action. What ever happened to just the basic tourbillon? Because more tourbillon watches go for $50k and up, the proprietors of such luxuries feel the need to spruce them up with lots of gilding and fancy appointments to justify the prices. That is typically the case with most tourbillon watches that feel more a like novelty than like something worth wearing on a daily basis. But it doesn’t need to be that way.The Nivrel “Sea” series has always been a diver’s watch line that I have admired. I know of Nivrel’s reputation for high quality construction and meticulous attention to detail (what else would you expect from a serious German watch maker?), and now I know th