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Dievas Divergraph Orange Professional Watch Review
Dievas is a new addition to the watch scene. Despite being new, the company is off to a running start with a large selection of intriguing timepieces. Starting in 2006, the watch maker has been releasing militaristic-styled watches; beginning with mostly classic looking models. As is the case with many watch makers, models start with one theme in mind, and begin to branch out, so that subsequent models each have and increasing level of unique character. Take this Dievas Divergraph as a good example. The design of the watch borrows from several classic themes. Namely, divers’ watches and various military type watch designs. Even though the Divergraph is based on what are inherently existing designs, Dievas inserts a lot of its own character in all aspects of this watch. While you might recognize the genres it plays on, you’ve never seen this particular style in a watch before.This model is the PVD coated Divergraph, which makes it all black. The case (which is the PVD coated
Seiko Astron Solar GPS Watch New Design Added For 2014
Seiko has been putting serious resources into the success of their Seiko Astron GPS Solar watch collection that they debuted about two years ago. We’ve been fans of the techie watch that instead of relying on radio signals from the few terrestrial atomic clocks, connects to signals from GPS satellites. Why? Well to indicate the correct time anywhere in the world of course (assuming you are more or less outside that is). There is a forthcoming best watches review on the Seiko Astron Solar GPS, but until then we can report on a brand new collection of new Seiko Astron watch designs that will be available worldwide next month.According to Seiko, these six new Seiko Astron GPS Solar design options have been inspired by the curvature of the earth. With the same movement inside, these new designs feature a new case, dial, hands, and dramatically curved sapphire crystal. Seiko claims that these new crystals require over ten hours of polishing to get right. Part of this explains the high