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Review of the Ocean7 LM-2 Dive Watch From WatchReport.com
Ocean7 Watch Company is the brainchild of owner Mitchell Feig who knows that to make it in the watch business, you need to produce a unique and endearing product, carve out a niche, and stick to your core competencies. As the name suggests, Ocean7 makes watches designed to function in aquatic environments; their current lineup consists entirely of dive watches.Ocean7 Watch Company is what we call a transparent operation which means they keep close, even personal, connections with the people who have bought, and will eventually buy, their watches. From the beginning, Ocean7 started building not only watches, but watch collectors. Daily, one can find Mitch conversing with owners, collectors, and soon-to-be both on the Ocean7 forum and the Watchuseek Ocean7 forum. This is how Mitch gets input and advice from the most important watch connoisseurs in the world: his customers. The idea of a watch company listening to its customers about case size, dial style, hands etc. seems simultaneously
Bird Dogs, Penguins & Pirates: The Fantastical World Of Celeste Watch Company
Sponsored Post written for best watches by advertiserCeleste Wong is an example of what can happen when you change gears in mid-career to follow another dream. After a successful career as an engineer, Celeste rediscovered her childhood fascination with watches and made it her second act. As an engineer and educator for 18 years, Celeste ran her own company developing technical education curricula for schools and authored 22 books along the way. A few years ago, she decided to rekindle her first love: watchmaking, and not just the technical aspect of watchmaking - although she is perfectly capable of that - but the artistic side. For Wong, it is all about designing beautiful dials."I've been in love with watches since I was young,"says Wong. "I've seen pictures of myself at four years of age with a big watch on my wrist. Almost every picture I've seen of myself from my Mom's old photo albums shows me wearing a watch. It's been a lifelong fascination."