
Mathey Tissot x Hemel Type XX League
The specially made “Mathey Tissot x Hemel” Type 20 collaboration for The League of Microbrands on Facebook enlarges the sense of what's possible in the microbrand watch space. With historical and vintage references being a driving force in this enthusiast driven space, this new chronograph offers all the historical back story of a seminal artifact with none of the costly hassles associated with maintaining a fragile vintage time piece.

Draken Kruger Chronographe designed for maximum contrast
the Kruger, pays tribute to the rangers of the Kruger region in Southern Africa. These men and women work tirelessly to protect and maintain some of the most endangered animals in the world, in some extremely hostile and unforgiving environments. As such, the Kruger is built to handle some serious punishment while not skipping a beat.
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Steinhart collection
Steinhart Timepices is a German company that offers the highest quality watches...
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Phoibos collection
The name Phoibos comes from Ancient Greek Mythology and is the other...
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Draken collection
The name Draken comes from the name Drakensberg, meaning ‘mountain of dragons’. The...
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Aquatico collection
Owner Calvin is a mechanical engineer, designer, and watch collector. He loves...
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Hemel collection
As watch consumers, we at Hemel are always looking for classic pieces. And...
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Vario collection
We believe quality products with attractive designs can be exclusive and affordable at the...

Phoibos Vortex - with Sellita
Combining super-compressor diver style with hidden-lugs case design, the new release of Vortex is everything that Phoibos symbolizes – creative ingenuity, high quality, multi-functionality and expression of personality. Powering this new model is the Swiss made Sellita caliber SW200-1. Vortex reinterprets aesthetics of tool-oriented diver watch by a vibrant and sporty flair continuing the Phoibos’s horological journey into the unexpected.

Vario Trench 1918
When World War I began in 1914, soldiers faced a novel problem. In the chaos on and off the battlefield where precise timing was integral to routines, communications, and synchronizing attacks, reliable and accurate timepieces were vital. Many officers had pocket watches, but these had many shortcomings on the battlefield. They were cumbersome to pull out and to open the protective lid with gloved hands, requiring officers to pause their duties. The dials were impossible to read at night and the glass crystals broke easily. In a setting where a second could be the difference between life and death, it was clear that an alternative was needed. Thus, in the muddy trenches of the First World War, the wrist-watch was born.

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