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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
Dottling Colosimo Spike & Mies "Stylish" Watch Winders
We have now entered the world of designer watch winders. Did you ever think that your next watch winder would be inspired by a chair? Or perhaps high heels? Well these two are. German safe and watch winder maker Dottling has built a follow-up model to their famed Colosimo watch winder safe. I originally wrote about the Colosimo here.The new winder is still called the Colosimo, but is smaller than the original and now has room to wind three versus one watch. To begin, Dottling will offer two limited edition versions of the second generation Colosimo. These are Colosimo “The Spike” and Colosimo “The Mies.” Aren’t they stylish?