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How And Why Monta Has Pivoted In A Major Way & Monta Triumph Field Watch Review
Monta, is the horological venture from the folks behind Everest Bands, the well-known producer of rubber and leather straps for Rolex watches. The brand debuted with the Monta Oceanking diver in late 2016 and followed that up with a preview of their next two watches, the Triumph Field and Skyquest GMT during Baselworld 2017. Of course, we all know that you get (or hope to at least) what you pay for, and the looming question among the watch crowd about Monta was whether their watches offered the value they were priced for. James' review of the Oceanking talked about the diver and launch model, which was initially offered at $3,500. Now, the brand has lowered prices across the board for what was planned as well as the Oceanking, which is now priced at $2,350. I will go into a conversation with Monta about the cost and challenges of being a micro-brand which led to some big changes and I'll also talk about the Monta Triumph Field watch and my experience over a week of wearing the prototyp
Bulgari Octo Finissimo 100m Stainless Steel Hands-On
One hundred meters. On its own, not really a big deal, as it's more or less the minimum expectation for any modern sports watch. But for Bulgari's newly upgraded Octo Finissimo in stainless steel, this is uncharted territory - a categorical shift of sorts that places it among a totally new field of competition: the luxury sport crossover in steel. And if you've been keeping score, you already know that, though this white-hot category is hardly lacking for options, there are precious few truly high-end options that could compete directly with its three titans: the Royal Oak, the Nautilus, and the Overseas.Now with 100 meters of water resistance, the stainless steel Octo Finissimo comes equipped with a screw-down crown, but thankfully, everything else from a visual standpoint has been entirely preserved - including the case's wispy 5.15mm thickness. At 40mm, the Finissimo is by no means a "big"watch, but due to the broad diameter and super-wide lugs, it looks quite large. However, the th