Introducing the San Martin SN0121GB, in collaboration with watchdives.com. The watch pays homage to the Tudor Pelagos, but with a few minor alterations. Featuring a 39mm stainless steel case, sapphire crystal and a much preferred date at the 6 o’clock position. Also included is San Martin’s new milled clasp, with on the fly adjustment. Making the San Martin SN0121GB superb value for money…
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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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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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Manufacturer: San Martin | Price: $258 USD (£189 GBP) Introducing the San Martin SN020-G Explorer homage then… This is the first time I’ve actually reviewed anything from San Martin. Jia Ming Liao (the owner) contacted me a couple of weeks ago, to enquire if I would like to review one […]
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I’m not going to bullshit anyone that’s reading this review, but I’m pretty sure, like most of you, when I first heard of Steeldive, my thoughts were… no!!!! Here we go again, yet another rinky dink, cheap knock off, pile of shizzle, that’s going to be as much use as tits on a fish! As it turns out, I heard so many good things about Steeldive, specifically this SD1970 aka ‘Captain Willard’, I had to get one…
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