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Abinger
Phantom Nox
A velvet-black dial with the kind of presence that earns a second look.
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Baltic
Aquascaphe Dual Crown
Compressor styling, excellent proportions and far more personality than the spec sheet suggests.
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BVOR
Vision
Bold cushion-case design, three distinctive finishes and a horizontally textured dial. A British microbrand with an identity of its own.
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HELM
Togiak Scout
Compact, rugged and unmistakably purposeful. A field watch built to be used, not babied.
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Hera
Veliero
Distinctive dial texture, warm vintage accents and a design with real character. A modern dive watch that refuses to disappear into the crowd.
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Leitzeit
Axis Mundi
An impressive debut from Leitzeit, seen through texture, light and the details that matter.
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Makydo
Contour Verdant
The Contour Verdant starts conversations before you’ve even checked the time.
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Marloe
Aerodyne
Aviation-inspired without falling into the usual flieger clichés. Compact proportions, Art Deco numerals and a personality entirely its own.
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Maven
MUS SquarC Automatic
A chocolate dial, a flicker of orange and a watch that changed my mind once it was on the wrist.
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Monro
Ocean Adventure
Atlantic blue, properly aquatic and anything but subtle after dark.
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Monro
Urban Adventure
Purple, integrated and anything but ordinary.
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Newmark
6BB NP Professional Panda
Military roots, panda dial and a gloriously asymmetric case.
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Newmark
Waterking
Dual crowns with a quietly distinctive late-sixties design.
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Newmark
Watersprite
Four vibrant colours, sculpted indices and 36mm of absolutely no subtlety.
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Nostas
Audace
Waffle dial, compact proportions and one seriously good integrated bracelet. The Nostas Audace looks spectacular, but living with it reveals a few compromises beneath the surface.
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Nuncier
Origen
Distinctive Arabic numerals, integrated steel and a textured green dial. A sports watch with an identity entirely its own.
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Retrovivo
RV02
Chocolate, textured and anything but flat.
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Richurus
Bullhead Chronograph
Bold bullhead styling, striking red accents and a commanding wrist presence. Different without being difficult about being different.
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