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Oceaneva has partnered with Synchrony, the largest issue of private label store credit cards in the USA to provide financing for your Oceaneva Timepieces. Take 6 weeks or up to 60 months to pay on select products. *No interest if paid in full within promotiona...

Ceramic dive watches have become increasingly popular in the world of horology due to their unique combination of durability, scratch resistance, and striking aesthetics. 

Marine watches, also known as diver watches, have long been celebrated for their durability, precision, and style. These timepieces are not just functional instruments for professional divers; they are also coveted fashion statements that evoke a sense of a...

Explore Blancpain, an iconic name in dive watches. Delve into its fascinating history in this blog post.

Doxa unveils 13 striking variations of the Sub 200T, each available with either a stainless steel bracelet or a rubber strap for the ultimate personalization. With options ranging from matte to sunray brushed finishes across eight dynamic colors—inc...

Christopher Ward's launch of the Twelve last year marked a significant milestone for the British watchmaker as they ventured into the realm of integrated bracelet sports watches for the first time, followed by an elegant 36mm version.

After making a triumphant return to the yachting scene with the previous year's introduction of the Tag Heuer Skipper Carrera  Chronograph in steel, TAG Heuer is proud to present a new iteration of this sea-inspired timepiece. This latest model embr...

Today, we're focusing on the Tudor Black Bay 58 GMT, an exciting new entry into the collection.  The new Tudor Black Bay 58 GMT presents itself with an appealing comfort on the wrist. Its 39mm steel diameter hits the perfect balanc...

During and just after World War II, the De Havilland Mosquito emerged as a multirole aircraft built in the United Kingdom. Over a decade, from 1940 to 1950, more than 7,700 units of this twin-engine, two-seater plane were c...

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Selfwinding 43 mm stands out as a noteworthy example. Initially launched in 1993 and affectionately known as 'The Beast' for its robust size and presence