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Suunto Elementum Terra Watch Review
Every time I run into someone wearing a Suunto watch, I can’t help but ask them how they like their watch. Often times I catch them off guard. Before a “hello,” I just spew out, “how do you like your (Observer, X-Lander, Elementum, etc…).” Usually they take a moment to process what I am asking them, until they finally respond with something positive. What I find interesting is that many Suunto watch owners I’ve met have a collection of watches that include pieces in the several thousands of dollars. Still, I don’t see them wearing their Breitling, Rolex, or IWC, they have their Suunto on.The Suunto Elementum line is a new more luxurious line from the “wrist top computer” brand. The Terra is my second Elementum model, as I previously reviewed the Suunto Elementum Aqua watch here. The theme of the Elementum watch line is interesting – it breaks away a bit from the main functional line for which Suunto has a large existing
Good Deal On A Black NauticFish Chronograph Diving Watch
NauticFish is an offshoot brand from Schaumburg watch company in Germany. The line represents aggressively styled performance diving watches at reasonable prices, and here is a brand new one at an even more reasonable price.This black faced cult hit NauticFish dive watch features a very interesting movement that is seldom seen. It is essentially an ETA 2824-2 automatic movement with a Dubois Depraz 2020 chronograph module built on it. This is a very hardy automatic with one of the best chronograph modules adding additional functionality. Perfect such a watch. Schaumburg and NauticFIsh watches always have thick cases. Using lots of steel, and thick sapphire crystals, the NauticFish has a “deep look.” One tell-tale feature is the deep-set date, showing you how much is going on in the watch movement.