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Hands-On: Seiko Prospex S23631 Watch Is Ode To Original 1970s Tuna Diver
For 2020, Seiko has released a new high-end homage to its original “Tuna” dive watches that were originally released in the 1970s. In fact, there is a slew of new Prospex Tuna watches for 2020, but this particular Seiko Prospex Tuna S23631, in my opinion, will be of particular interest to enthusiasts seeking something cool-looking, comfortable, and highly evocative of the original Seiko Tuna watches. The Tuna itself was originally released in 1975 as a mechanical watch, and then, a few years later, Seiko added quartz movement versions of its now iconic diver’s watch design. At the time, quartz was the movement technology everybody wanted, and with its focus on utility, this “tuna-can-looking” professional diver’s watch started its long journey into the hearts of enthusiasts.Seiko has never shied away from rendering the Prospex Tuna in so many different variants that it can easily boggle the mind to consider all the directions Seiko has gone with the
6B Watches And The 6645 MK1 Limited Pilot's Chronograph
There are many ways that a watchnerd may come to know about the UK-based watch strap brand GasGasBones. Founded on the goal of reproducing NASA’s design for a velcro strap to suit the Omega Speedmaster, GasGasBones have been making custom nylon and velcro straps for many years. If you didn’t come to know about GGB after hunting for a perfect Apollo-style strap for your Speedmaster, then perhaps you bought an early Bremont MBII, which included a GasGasBones handmade strap as its secondary mounting option until late 2011.More recently, GasGasBones has been supplying the straps (and watch roll) included with the current range of Meridian watches, also a small UK watch brand. As a one man operation, GasGasBones is the product of Carl Evans’ passion for bespoke straps, military watches and doing things his own way.