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Tissot T-Race MotoGP 2018 Limited Edition Watches Review
As a fan of sports watches and racing, I recently got the opportunity to review two versions of the Tissot MotoGP Limited Edition watches which were debuted earlier this year. The MotoGP T-Race LE is the more affordable quartz model, and the MotoGP Automatic LE is the pricier version with an automatic movement.?Tissot has been a proud sponsor of MotoGP for the last 17 years and has been producing MotoGP inspired pieces since 2004. Every year there have been modifications and upgrades to the timepieces following the trends of the motorcycles and their technology on the race track. This follows the motorcycle industry’s trend of bringing as much technology from the race track to the public roads; "Race on Sunday, sell on Monday."I believe this works for watch brands as well with the "Show on Sunday, sell on Monday"mantra.For you MotoGP fans, here's a quick number quiz: Can you guess the racer to the corresponding numbers? 93, 4, 46, 99, 26, 12. For everyone else reading this, the f
Scurfa Bell Diver 1 Watch Review
While many watch brands claim to produce professional diver's watches, few can claim legitimate roots in commercial diving. Enter Scurfa Watches, a microbrand founded in the UK in 2014 by commercial saturation diver and watch nerd, Paul Scurfield (known to his workmates as "Scurfa"). Sitting in a pressurized saturation system between diving-bell runs to depths of over 151 meters (almost 500ft), Scurfield conceived of a boutique watch brand to produce robust yet inexpensive quartz diving watches to fill the empty wrists of many commercial divers and support staff who sold their Comex Submariners, MilSubs, Double Reds, and 5513s when prices went crazy some 10-15 years ago.After a few successful runs of quartz diving watches (the Scurfa Watches Diver One), each iteration more upgraded than the last, Scurfield designed a Miyota-powered, automatic flagship diving watch equipped with a helium-escape valve, sapphire crystal, and lumed ceramic bezel insert, which he dubbed the Bell Diver 1.