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NEWS WATCHES

Archimede SportTaucher M Watch
Conservative sport watch brand Archimede does it again with the new SportTaucher (Sport Taucher) M watch. This diver is a rational man’s friend with a sturdy German-made steel case, 300 meters of water resistance and a sapphire crystal. It doesn’t aim to excite sot much as it does to simply perform – again, another Teutonic tool.The case is 41.5mm wide, done in a satin finish (very tool-like look) with a matching rotating bezel. The crown is placed at 4 o’clock as is the date dial in effort to preserve the placement of the Arabic numerals located at 12, 3, 6, and 9 o’clock. I like the rounded crown guard and feel it adds a softer look to the case. At 12mm thick, the case should feel rather reasonable on the wrist.
Urwerk EMC Time Hunter Watch Hands-On
With the release of the Urwerk?EMC Time Hunter, the brand takes its?self-designated responsibility as the architects of eccentricity to a different level. Interestingly, that level involves being the only offering from the brand to have traditional time indication with hour and minute hands. It’s hard not to be impressed?with their latest offering which builds on the horological utility of their previous Urwerk EMC Watch (hands-on here) which was the first mechanical watch to have a?precision-measuring device, but adds the ability to measure balance amplitude. Plus, can I add how great this watch looks in green?There’s something quite remarkable going on inside the Urwerk?EMC Time Hunter. When I was in the early stages of my career as a watchmaker, I used to dream of a complication that allowed the wearer to manually adjust the timekeeping performance of their watch. Urwerk?have realised this concept with the Urwerk EMC range, and?can’t imagine that they could have ma