Titanium Watches vs. Stainless Steel Watches: Titanium Watch Pros and Cons
Titanium for it’s strength to weight ratio is the strongest metal in the world. There is a reason it is a component of fighter jets, armor plating and naval ships. It is light and strong. The...
Titanium is a fantastic material that can be used for building a dive watch, it is very lightweight, it is far more corrosion resistant to sea water than 316 stainless steel and it is stronger than...
Dive Watch With Depth Gauge: Complete List of Dive Watches With an Integrated Depth Gauge
You have many ways to plan out your gear setup, I remember at one time I was trying to eliminate every hose possible, and I only had two, one to my regulator and one to my low pressure inflator. My...
Loreo Submariner Review: Rolex Daytona Homage in a Dive Watch
Have you ever heard of a Loreo watch? Yes, me neither until I stumbled upon this Loreo Submariner homage watch. I tried to do some research on Loreo as a company and there isn’t much...
Specifications: Case diameter: 42.5mm Case thickness: 13.25mm Movement: Automatic Band width: 22mm Lug to lug: 46mm Lug width: 22mm Water resistance: 200M Crystal: Mineral...
The short answer is no, automatic watches do not have batteries. An automatic watch contains a purely mechanical movement that is self -winding, thus it is automatic. For a complete...
