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Devon Works Tread 2 Shining Watch Review
Coming as I do from an engineering (by training) and manufacturing background, seeing how watches come together is inherently of interest. Getting to see the movement at work is a visual treat, especially as the gears engage and mechanical work is done. Going in a totally different direction is the Devon Works Tread 2 Shining – but it is no less an impressive feat of engineering.If anything, I could argue that a watch like the Devon Works Tread 2 Shining is actually more interesting in many regards that a classic mechanical watch. On the whole, I will go out on a limb and say this is definitely one of my top three skeleton watches. And make no mistake – this is indeed a skeleton watch.
LUM-TEC LUMzilla Watch Review
I am the first to admit that I am a fan of LUM-TEC – it is no secret. The newer American based watch company that just seems to hit the spot each time, with a satisfying watch offering each time. All LUM-TEC watches are limited editions and made in relatively in small quantities. If you follow the company’s new developments you can most always get what you want, but by the time your friends see the watch, they might very well be out of luck trying to get one. For example, these new LUMzilla (which I will write out as “Lumzilla” because I feel like being lazy with the Shift key) watches come in just a handful of varieties, with just 100 models of each. In the scheme of watches at this price level, that is HIGHLY limited.The collection is currently divided up into the LZ1, LZ2, and LZ3 watches. My first LUM-TEC watch was the M3 (which I reviewed here). The timepiece struck me as amazingly wearable, readable, and satisfying to look at (as well as affordable). It ha