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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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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The Formex Field in Mahogany Red is a phenomenal, stylish, very well-made and extremely comfortable high-end Swiss Made watch. Formex Watches are renowned for their quality, finishing level but most of all by keeping a wide focus on all elements of the watch. Not just the looks, but also the comfort and each and every detail has been thought of and reconsidered.
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Introducing the latest release from San Martin, the SN0107-G1 Climbing Series, now with the more vibrant BGW9 lume! Is this the most sensible upgrade since the release of the original? Is this decision to change the lume to BGW9 make it even better than the watch it’s paying homage to, the superb, but far more expensive Tudor Ranger? Let’s find out in our latest review…
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The Dryden Heartlander Field Watch is a classic timepiece that can be worn anywhere, anytime. Powered by the trusty Miyota 9015 (6H date) or 9039 (no-date) movement, this watch is tough enough to handle any adventure you might throws its way. With its stylish good looks and durable construction, the Dryden Heartlander is sure to make your day – every day.
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The RZE Valour 38 Titanium Field Watch – Coming in at a miniscule 57g in full grade 2 titanium, with RZE’s proprietary UltraHex™ hardnes coating, giving up to 1200Hv on the Vickers scale. Is this the ultimate field watch? A true, perfectly sized tool watch that any member of the Armed Forces would be more than happy to have strapped to their wrist. It does exactly what it says on the tin!
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