Monthly Archives: February 2010

New Kazimon 1500 Diver

Posted on February 18th, 2010

Kazimon has been busy developing a new model that will complement its 4 existing ones. Photographs of the new Kazimon 1500 model have been published on their Facebook account. Founder Kazim Kenzo was kind enough to send me the press kit, from which the following pictures are extracted. The upcoming Kazimon 1500 features a static [...]

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introducing: Schaumburg Watch

Posted on February 16th, 2010

Schaumburg Watch is very prolific in the creation of traditional watches with highly hand-decorated dials and movements. As of late, they have also been adding sport and military-inspired collections to their catalogue. The beefier piece is the Aquamatic II, a 45 mm-wide saturation-diving chronometerSingle movements or watches that have passed a series of test meant [...]

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New models on the NauticFish Web site

Posted on February 16th, 2010

I recently checked out the NauticFish Web site, and found out they have been offering new models: The Seacupro, 42 mm of diameter and 12 mm of thickness for a pressure rating of 50 BARRecognized by the International System of Units, BAR replaced ATM (atmosphere) as the standard unit of pressure. Interestingly, 1 BAR comes close to the air [...]

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introducing: Resco Instruments

Posted on February 15th, 2010

Resco Instruments founder R.E. Smith is a SEAL instructor. The development of the Patriot, his first model, took in account the input of a panel of members of the U.S police and military forces. Measuring 42 mm in diameter and 13 mm in thickness, Resco’s very first tool-watch collection was designed for tactical use and has already been supplied to [...]

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