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Watch Review: Reservoir Hydrosphere Air Gauge
It was in 2019 that I first strapped on a Reservoir Hydrosphere watch - a prototype that got me really excited to review the final retail model. Over a year later, Reservoir finally started to ship the long-awaited diver’s style watches from the French timepiece brand whose entire theme is currently retrograde minutes: jumping hour watches based on a proprietary movement module the company developed. The Hydrosphere is the still new brand’s first serious diver’s watch in both looks and performance. It’s been really cool to wear and it was totally worth the wait. For myself and other diver-style watch enthusiasts, this is easily one of the most innovative tool watches of the year.Reservoir produces a few versions of the Hydrosphere timepiece, which vary in dial color and case material. I like the Hydrosphere Air Gauge in particular because as the name of the product implies, the dial is highly reminiscent of analog air gauges. One of the interesting things about
Baume & Mercier Capeland Watch Review
Towards the end of high school, I started to discover high-end watches. Little-by-little, I would see things in store windows while strolling through shopping malls or at the watch and jewelry area at Costco. I never went out of my way to look for nice watches, but became intrigued by a few that spoke to me. One of those was a Baume et Mercier Capeland. Back then, the Capeland was a sort of classy and elegant sports watch. There were even a few diver’s versions. The modern case was beefy-looking, and I loved the sword-style hands. I wanted one really bad, but it was a few thousand bucks and way, way out of my financial reach at the time. I never got one of those original Capeland models, but I’ve always remembered them.A few years later, Baume et Mercier began to change. The brand started to produce solely elegant watches after models like the Capeland, Riviera, and Hampton stopped being part of the collection. Instead, we saw things like the Classima and William Baume rang