Five years of constant development bring the Freediver to its fifth and final iteration. While it may look similar to Gen. 4 at a quick glance, closer inspection reveals a symphony of aesthetic and functionality improvements that close the loop on a design vision that has impelled TRASKA from day one. A new locking mechanism enhances bracelet security, while the now fully CNC-machined…
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Designed in Italy, created to be assembled to suit your mood, the watch allows you to choose the color of the dial and case. You can work out the pairings you want, creating multiple configurations. The DMD 001 series is just the beginning of what we have planned for this collection. We are already working on experimenting with different materials (aluminum, carbon, etc.) as well as…
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Inspired by the popular RLG Atlanticus Diver, the HOLMR Epifarer inherited the characteristic inner bezel design, yet refreshing it with a new purpose. Due to popular demand, we have implemented a 12-hour bezel to celebrate RLG’s followers’ love for travel. The inner bezel allows the Epifarer to track two separate time zones so that you can keep track of time wherever you go.
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Introducing the latest 2023 release from San Martin, the SN0107-G1 v2 Climbing Series, now with applied hour markers, logo and more vibrant lume! Is this the most sensible upgrade since the release of the original? Does this decision make it even better than the watch it’s paying homage to, the superb, but far more expensive Tudor Ranger? Let’s find out shall we…
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My name is Lewis and I am the founder of NAMO watches. I’ve had a love for watches for as long as I can remember. In 2019 I had the urge to start my own brand, so I came up with a couple of designs and it all started from there. I have now been working on my brand, NAMO, for 3 years…
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The Sattelberg is named after Sattelberg in the Huon Peninsula, New Guinea. Not much more than a large hill at 896 metres, Sattelberg was a pivotal campaign in which Australian troops played a critical role, helping to turn the tide in the Pacific theatre. However, it is historical memory, rather than celebration of war, that makes Sattelberg so important to us here at Second Hour…
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