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Ressence Type 5 Night Blue Watch
One of my absolute favorite bits of watch news to see is a new release from Ressence. Technical prowess and innovation are things that many watch brand marketing departments love to tout, but Ressence is in a tier all its own, the skunkworks of the watch world, if you will. We first saw the Type 5 design back in 2015, and it has remained an important part of Ressence’s lineup since, as the brand continued to develop the design over the years. Now, introducing a new member of the Type 5 family, Ressence has announced the Type 5N in night blue.Ressence watches really need to be seen in action to be fully appreciated, as there’s truly nothing else like them. From the oil-filled cases, to the rotating dials displaying the time, to the caseback/crown combo, Ressence seriously breaks the mold of the traditional watch. Now, the Type 5N isn’t a revolutionary new release for Ressence like the the e-crown was but it does bring a very attractive new color option to the line. To
Emile Chouriet Challenger Deep Watch Review
When asked if I was interested in reviewing the Emile Chouriet Challenger Deep, I had the fairly rare experience of having never heard so much as a whisper of the brand or watch. And so, off to Google I went. Starting with a little background, Emile Chouriet is a Swiss manufacturer founded in 1998 by Jean Depery, a watch industry pro formerly involved in the manufacture of movement components. Named after a 17th century watchmaker for whom Depery's ancestor produced components, Emile Chouriet has typically been concerned with more elegant upscale aesthetics than rugged utility. Therefore, the Challenger Deep represents Emile Chouriet's first outing in a sports watch. So, let's back roll off this introductory boat and into the Challenger Deep itself.The dial on the Emile Chouriet Challenger Deep is inky gloss black, giving stark contrast to the thin, surprisingly long, lumed hour markers, which are applied directly onto the dial without any rim or outlining. At twelve, three, six, and n