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Cartier Calibre Diver Watch Review
The Cartier Calibre Diver watch combines a high-luxury sense of design and prestige with the presumed durability of a sports watch. It is either? Is it both? Those are good questions, and ones that are okay to ask, given that Cartier has been among the few major luxury watch brands who have been very consistent in making sure that their dressy lifestyle watches for men are almost always founded on sporty principles.Think about the major Cartier watch collections such as the Santos, Pasha, Roadster, Tank, and Calibre. Of course there are exceptions but these timepieces are at least inspired or themed on things like flying, driving, diving, etc… Yes Cartier has extended these creations into some very high-end spheres of horology, but at their heart they are all basically sport watches in some form or another.
Andersmann Bronze 1000M Diver Watch Review
The latest watch from higher-end microbrand Andersmann is the simply named “Bronze,” which comes in three styles and follows the brand’s tradition of making classically inspired but modern-made Swiss-made diver’s-style timepieces. I’ve had the opportunity to review two Andersmann watches before (the Oceanmaster II and the Deep Ocean) and found them to be surprisingly good. Andersmann founder Raymond Chan is a longtime watch collector who ended up wanting to evoke the feelings he experienced when wearing a Panerai but with a more affordable price, along with slightly more modern style.In just a few years, Andersmann has turned into a real brand with a portfolio of multiple products across a few lines. I’m thrilled to see Andersmann growing up as a brand and also that other timepiece-lovers have figured out what I have: For the money, these are some great watches, designed and produced by people who are doing it the right way. Meaning that, rather than