12 Awesome Microbrand Watches You Should Have On Your Radar (Updated Blog with 40+ Brands)

[@aeis3007]

2:16 Brew Metric 4:05 Monta Noble 5:15 Orion Hellcat 6:35 Vero Ridge Trail 8:15 Farer Bernina 9:21 Formex Reef 11:00 Traska FreeDiver 12:25 Baltic AquaScaphe 13:35 Anordain Model I Plum Fume 14:55 Astor & Bank Fortitude 16:35 Zelos Mako V3 18:00 Hegid Vision Officielle

[@captainmorgan9066]

This guy is the legend! Thanks for the time stamps!

[@fattyacid1901]

Thank you good sir!

[@charliejordan5282]

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[@phallusx6219]

@@charliejordan5282 I wanted to trade altcoins on my own but got confused by the fluctuations in price and lost a lot of my fund, sincerely I don't think investing is for me!

[@nathancreek7271]

My investment of just $2k in Altcoins has generated over $6k in few weeks . Honestly, to be successful, you need to take a big step , that's where it all begins.

[@TheAussiePencil]

Islander watches! Marc is doing amazing work, and he's a stand up guy

[@hcwm2]

He is, but I guess not everyone cought up to the fact that he is starting to branch out into original designs by now. They see only the homages he does.

[@jimlittle5769]

My wife bought me the ISL-89 for my birthday. She actually bought it the very day it came out. Marc must have regulated the heII out that NH-35 movement cause it hasn't gained or lost more than two seconds in any day I've worn it.

[@lndyrd]

@@jimlittle5769 this is anecdotal too but my Samurai from Islander is also 1.5s a day

[@lndyrd]

Marc and TGV don't really like what Teddy is doing though. You'll realize this if you watch enough of their videos ;). I like them all though, but I'm aware of this fact

[@Andrew.W75]

I'm sure his watches are very well made but there's not a lot of originality to most of them & the ones that are his own design are a bit mediocre in my opinion

[@karatjuicepodcast]

This KZbin channel single handedly got me into the world of watches. I to had an Apple Watch like Teddy, and I have not worn it since I bought my first Swiss Watch. I grabbed a Frederique Constant High Life with Blue Dial and have not looked back.

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

Appreciate comments like this. I am honored to have played a part in your journey!

[@DK-xo3ew]

That Brew caught my eye immediately when it came out. Such a unique piece but it gives me 70s chrono vibes aswell

[@sharinglungs3226]

I immediately went to their website to check out their watches when I first saw it. Has a more 60’s vibe to me. Unfortunately they don’t have a simpler version of that watch removing the other features like that expresso timer. Also sold out too.

[@watchmebuytime8456]

Did you buy one?

[@Andrew.W75]

In the UK Brew means to make a cup of Tea, can't take these watches seriously unfortunately!

[@keithbeef]

@@Andrew.W75 that's why I like it, who doesn't love a brew? Put kettle on ;)

[@stuartcole4845]

Yep, most definitely an early 70s (maybe very late 60s) vibe. You can see design elements from both the Seiko Pogue and Heuer Monaco, and the other Chronos that were around at the birth of the first automatic chronos from ‘69 onwards.

[@DK-xo3ew]

I love the way that microbands play around with different colours and case sizes compared to the some of the legacy brands

[@BrittPearceWatches]

TOP CHOICES! 😍❤️✨ Teddy loved a Monta! And I love that Brew was on here! A brand that seriously speaks to me & I love their designs!

[@johnp3971]

Teddy, your channel is easily the best on KZbin. You give the most realistic and useful info for watch fans in all price ranges. I'm happy for your continued success, keep it up!

[@chrisdavis8399]

Sooo glad you did another segment on micros Teddy! My favourite micro is Direnzo…I own 3 and the new Solstice looks amazing! I also own Zelos, Vario, Detroit Mint, Lorier, Straton and Helm. Really wish Helm would get their distribution act together as now you have to go on a wait list which is just huge…you’ll never get one at this rate. Cheers guys!!

[@7BLHoyle7]

Wish Teddy would review straton

[@theduke1066]

The Brew is even better in the flesh. It has a fantastic feel of quality and weight. I bought it after seeing this video a few weeks ago but had to wait for the next issue batch which sold out in hours. I would highly recommend this piece as an every day watch as it holds its own for quality (in my humble opinion) and durability. Great work Teddy, keep up the well informed reviews.

[@avarmauk]

It’s always sold out on their website. I love the retro look

[@randalneal3773]

I think it looks better in the video. Design is very cool but very disappointing in person. Looks like a toy watch.

[@theduke1066]

@@randalneal3773 I disagree, but then that’s the beauty of this hobby/addiction - it is subjective and there is no right or wrong.

[@JoelManers]

Bought a Vaer C5 Navy last year and love it. Basically a half price Hamilton with better build quality. Love that Baltic though. Great video.

[@lorenzobruscagli1647]

I think you need to add Lorier here. Great design philosophy and quality!

[@Andrew.W75]

Exactly they are great!

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

They were included last year and are on the blog. So many are worthy to be included but I wanted to touch on some new faces as well as old.

[@greggusan]

Really dug the Astor and Banks watches. Like a Monta...that I can afford. And that Hegid...really unique concept. Impressed. A bit pricey, but inspiring.

[@914Rocky]

Your camera work is unmatched. Absolutely spectacular. Great topic. To me, micro brands are where it’s at. So much more value for the money than paying a huge premium for a name. Case is point is the Baltic Aquascaphe v. the Omega Seamaster.

[@HRM.H]

Id keep an eye out for the upcoming Zelos watches. They will be getting a exclusive chronograph and eta 2824-2 replacement movement from Le Joux Perret. Will be some great value watches.

[@luayinghanable]

I have a Zelos, i don’t understand why everyone is saying its great value. There are some great features but frankly, their quality isn’t that great. Their cheaper pieces are ok for the price, but comparing the more expensive ones i would rather go for other brands. P.S Have you guys seen the Zelos wooden outer box, seriously looks like some sketchy cigar box…

[@HRM.H]

@@luayinghanable Try to find another full titanium 300 meter diver with a 4hz movement , lumed ceramic bezel insert and on the fly microadjust for less than 450 bucks. You can't , same goes for their more high end stuff. Try to find a watch with 8 days power reserve , fully skeletonized movement/dial and with unique case materials for less than 2000 usd. You can't.

[@HRM.H]

@@luayinghanable sure their details aren't as precise/refined as other high end brands but a compariable watch would cost ATLEAST double.

[@HRM.H]

@@luayinghanable PS : have you seen the packaging you get with other microbrands/ normal watch brands for 450 usd or less ? 😂

[@Lerroy007]

Where did you see this news? Cant find it on Google

[@chrishaynes3196]

As always, Teddy, thank you for shining a light on some truly stunning and well-crafted watches. Following on from this I dipped into each brand, and they're such good alternatives to main brands. The others pieces available from Farer, Brew, Hegid... in fact, and all of them, are truly great. Cheers, Teddy.

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

Thanks for watching, Chris!

[@stephenmasciocchi1411]

I think Vaer needs to be in this conversation. Field-style watches, dive watches, just added a GMT. They offer both quartz and automatic movements. Most of their watches are 40mm but they also offer some 36mm options. Stainless steel and sapphire glass, and they ship with two straps. They could also have made the list for your "best watches for students" video.

[@Xelanotrub]

Yeah I have no idea why Teddy has never looked at Vaer?

[@jonathanmartin1557]

Yeah I've got a couple of Vaer watches and they're quality.

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

Cool brand. I can take a closer look in the future. Thanks for the suggestion.

[@richardwarren2024]

@@TeddyBaldassarre I’d strongly recommend you do, Teddy. They have both very inexpensive field watches that look good and are rugged, all the way up to $1,200 GMTs that look very nice.

[@Xoan-Diaz]

Thanks for mentioning this brand, which I didn't know. Great GMT.

[@chriscon8463]

That Hegid is an interesting concept. I just got my Zelos Swordfish Ti last week & it’s a great watch for the price ($329). I’ve been looking at Lorier’s Falcon 2, too!

[@hegid2317]

Thank you Teddy for giving Hegid such a platform. Last but not least, so happy to be part of the list with great watchmakers !

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

Happy to showcase. Very novel concept. Keep going!

[@MR2D2AL]

This is an older video - which means Teddy and his team might not see this comment - but I think it’s important. I’ve heard you talk about limiting the number of watches and brands you mention in many videos in order to keep the time shorter; DON’T! I could listen to you talk about watches for much longer than twelve minutes. Giving more information about more watches over more time is what I look for in list videos. Please don’t be afraid to delve further into subjects; long form content is much more inviting to much of us than it was even just a few years ago. Just my opinion, but I imagine that it is shared by many of your regular viewers. Love everything you do!

[@nicrow1369]

Traska Freediver 👍 Great watch for the money. Have the second generation in mint green with the ceramic bezel, and it feels absolute quality. Gets more attention than my more expensive watches too!

[@dannysimenauer5745]

I prefer main stream manufacturers and never considered these brands before watching this video. This video does a great job exposing the innovation from the microbrands. The Anordain Model I with the plum fume dial is my favorite. I also loved the RGM review you did in a previous video - RGM is my favorite microbrand. Thanks for reviewing these microbrands from all over the world.

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

Thanks Danny, happy to help! I would classify RGM as more of an independent. They have a master watchmaker at the helm and produce many of their own parts. It’s a game of semantics at times with drawing that line but that’s my take there.

[@dannysimenauer5745]

@@TeddyBaldassarre Teddy, thanks for helping me understand the difference. I learn a lot from you sharing your knowledge.

[@dannysimenauer5745]

@@TeddyBaldassarre Interesting, until now I never new the difference between a micro-brand and an independent. Thanks for educating me!

[@the_9ent]

Hegid have a great concept but fall down on the price front when you can get a well known Swiss made watch for the same amount.

[@danw6530]

Awesome round-up of a variety of great brands!

[@BrettDon11]

Preordered my second Traska model this morning. Super solid watch for the price!

[@morgan97475]

That Hegid is very interesting.

[@ImAnEmergency]

Carpenter and Baltic are my absolute favorites for microbrands. Glad to see them both on the blog post!

[@ghj40284]

Love the “Hegid” one!

[@Sketcher0204]

I'm wearing my Monta Noble right now. Incredible watch.

[@raphaelboll6096]

Guys you have to take a look at other Farer watches as well they have some real unconventional but also eyecatching chronos and ofc others as well, eg. a Monopusher chrono or a triple pusher chronograph with incredibly unique functions that I've never seen on any other watch.

[@Nefville]

That Monta is 🔥 Yeah I've always wondered what the difference between a microbrand and an independent are and all I can figure is price.

[@simplevoicereviewssvr6418]

I love Hemel, there mechanical watches just capture u in way in can't explain

[@ShaneLindie]

Totally awesome video Teddy! I believe the last Microbrand was the most unforgettable! But all are beautiful watches..

[@mdunawaym]

Brew and Baltic keep speaking to me. I got a good deal on a Zelos Swordfish with a bronze case just to see what the bronze thing was all about, and I love it! I think my Vaer is my favorite microbrand in my collection.

[@javxa]

Brew, Traska, Lorier. Love their watch designs. Would like to see your opinions on Lorier Neptune or Hydra sometime soon 😃

[@marcocarag103]

Partial to Lorier here, too - though he did review the very compelling Falcon Series II: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJXHloBsobyLapI

[@javxa]

@@marcocarag103 Thanks. I guess I haven’t watched all the videos yet. Need to keep watching. Teddy’s videos are so addictive 😂

[@peterklausner9727]

I really like Zelos and Baltic.. Helm could have been included, but WOW all awesome in their own ways!!! Thanks for sharing 👍👍

[@WestCoastAce27]

I’m assuming he left Helm and Halios out because they’re very well known and so tough to get. My White dial Komodo w mint markers is the GOAT diver.

[@Rosay__]

That newest Brew release is stellar…👌👌

[@brewwatchco]

Thank you very much, Paul!

[@michaelgodin3126]

Hi Teddy. Long-time fan, first-time commenter. I really enjoy your videos and especially liked the Microbrand piece. I'd be happy to see more of the same in the future. Also, your videos with Kevin O'Leary are wonderful - you two have a real chemistry and play off each other very well. So please more of those in the future as well. Keep doing what you're doing - it's great.

[@chimnibff]

Great vid, TB. Ming and Direnzo are the brands I think of when it comes to best micro brands.

[@jamesmason4420]

Teddy… yet another great video… I’m not likely to ever own a Rolex, Tudor or Omega let alone a Patek Philippe… so as a new lover of watches and watch collecting these videos allow me to be educated on watches within my scope of disposable income… much appreciated!

[@shmorkobobbable]

Finally Zelos is doing what every brand should be doing: Give the date-wheel the same color as the face! Looking at you Seiko! The general white date window just looks boring and cheap. Great stuff by Zelos!

[@larsstougaard7097]

yes about time other does it to

[@triniboy05]

I don’t personally plan on purchasing any micro brands but the Hegid is really cool.

[@Hrethgir]

Happy to hear your thoughts on the Vero, they are on my radar. Especially since the home office is about 45 minutes from my home. The mint green dial of the Ridge Trail you have is a color match to the Saint Johns Bridge in Portland, OR, which you can see from the Ridge Trail hiking trail.

[@MilanStevanovic_arch]

I loved the concept behind the Hegid! Love the idea of quickly changing the look of a watch.

[@jamespingel8730]

My mind was blown when I discovered SWC earlier this year. I think they had a bit of a miss with their MKI diver and none of their website photos do the watches justice, but the MKII diver has blown me away. They also do a killer field watch called Bunker out of titanium I have my eye on. And they come with Selita movements and the words Swiss-Made on the dial for around $500. I have the report that my diver passed a 300M pressure test before they shipped it too. Couldn't be more pleased with them.

[@larx4074]

Great cross selection of quality brands there Teddy, can I add NTH, Direnzo and Nodus as candidates for due consideration for another future review........

[@direnzowatches]

🥰

[@hypersynesthesia]

Farer watches are so beautiful I could weep. Beautifully distinctive and they have a great eye for colour. Firmly on my wishlist.

[@viktoriya260589]

The brew is very cool looking Nice watch to wear with jeans

[@brewwatchco]

Thank you, Steve! Glad that you like the new Metric watch.

[@stuartcole4845]

If that Brew “rounded rectangle” crystal ever breaks and they aren’t around anymore that will be a hell of a challenge getting it fixed!

[@brewwatchco]

Hi, Stuart! I like that you're thinking ahead. We'll still be around to assist with any and all support - even many years from now! -Jonathan Ferrer

[@radicalrenegade8528]

@@brewwatchco I’m gonna check your watches out. Very cool.

[@stuartcole4845]

@@brewwatchco Hi Jonathan - it’s a beautiful watch and I’m sure you will be around for years to come. I tend to think in terms of decades with watches, so no slight against your company intended 👍 The thing is, these kinds of issues can occur with even very well known brands with loads of history. Here is a video of my favourite KZbin watchmaker hand crafting a replacement “rounded rectangle” mineral crystal for a vintage Oris, because he found it basically impossible to find a replacement: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqXWpnWjfLKMZtU

[@chrishennemeyer7276]

Anordain is run by a guy (Lewis) who is both a pro and a deft hand a customer service. True story - when I ordered my Model 2, he wrote to me and asked what position I placed my watch on the bedside table at night so that could be factored into the regulating!

[@andrewbourn1513]

Great video! Would have loved to see DuFrane get a shout. Their new Deep Eddy model is so good! Cheers, Teddy.

[@rickmcnulty6054]

I have a Dufrane brand watch (Waterloo silver) and really like it. The specs are great, it met my wrist size requirements, (the leather band is good) and the face treatment is really nice. Sure I could nitpick the overall design a bit, but it was one of the early watches I bought as my interest was growing and before I knew what was truly important to me in a watch. That said, I love it.. Understated yet eye-catching (I've noticed someone checking it out more than once) and with the leather band can be worn with a variety of styles. Also liked purchasing and supporting an American brand/assembled watch. and For the $ I'm very happy with it.. I just noticed Teddy has done some reviews on Dufrane, so better to see what he thinks /smile..

[@andrewbourn1513]

@@rickmcnulty6054 I have the Waterloo and Deep Eddy and can't say enough nice things about the watches or the man behind their creation. He is as honest as they come and goes out of his way to interact with his customers.

[@rickmcnulty6054]

@@andrewbourn1513 Agree I'm happy I got mine and it's one of the nicest I have..

[@daveyoder9231]

Loved this. A lot of innovation out there; thanks for highlighting it!

[@craig2100]

Great selection. There are so many fantastic micro brands. Please continue with another video of the same.

[@rouxbix9494]

Direnzo needs some love. Great watches for under a grand.

[@gori277]

Nailed it with this video and some of these models from micro brands. Definitely planted some seeds when I first watched it a few month ago.

[@chrishennemeyer7276]

Best Brew ever was one of their first -- the HP-1 LE with the copper dial. Utter gorgeousness.

[@brewwatchco]

Thank you for your great appreciation, Chris!

[@nydrewadventures1686]

So glad you mentioned Farer! On my wishlist after a IWC

[@anthonyb.3371]

The Brew looks so retro and chic at the same time. Love it.

[@TerrySteiner]

I picked up the silver dial Monta Noble at launch. I sold a Tudor BB41 to pick it up. The Noble is gorgeous and the finishing beats the Tudor and is on par with my Seamaster.

[@stuartcole4845]

In terms of pure quality, Monta is easily approaching the ETA-based Tudors in my opinion.

[@amarcord1988]

True, but they are not a microbrand.

[@stuartcole4845]

@@amarcord1988 Do you mean Tudor aren’t or Monta Aren’t a microbrand?

[@berniekitts1786]

I only recognized Zelos! Great video of what is out there. I was on a Eurocentric watch blog and discovered a diver brand called Scurfa. I bought one as a gift but the scale of the watch didn't match my sons large wrist. I swapped it for a Seiko Samurai that i just received. I grew fond of the Scurfa. It even has a helium release valve!

[@Gumby56]

I have the Vaer Navy Swiss, great watch. ETA 2824 movement, sapphire crystal and of course automatic.

[@orangegoop4151]

I literally bought a brew metric steel dial in August as soon as it was released

[@brewwatchco]

Thank you for getting the Steel Dial Metric - hope that you've been enjoying the watch!

[@khronokraze]

I like that new Brew. The colors and design are very eye catching. I have the Farer Bernina. It's a very cool and awesome performing mechanical chronograph watch. That Hegid at the end with interchangeable case is pretty cool. But, at over $3k?.. does that include a number of cases or just the starting price for one?. Anyways, pretty cool. The closest I've come to something like that has only been a watch with interchangeable bezels. Having a new case and basically new bezel as well is a much more radical change between looks/designs.

[@josephpace8816]

Former in 43mm is going to be my next watch. Exactly what I have been looking for...Thanks for the video

[@CowCatwithafancyHat]

Great video! Thank you for all the research and time spent to make this.

[@brucemcnair2]

Teddy I just bought the last of the blue Zelos Makos from their site because of your review. It’s a trust issue buying watches unseen, but I feel you have bridged this with your channel. Thanks for turning me into a watch guy. I’ve gone from none to three in a blink of an eye. 🤣👍

[@megasoid]

Like niche fragrance, microbrands are worth looking into and supporting. Thanks for all you do here.

[@thomasyong915]

I love how often he makes these videos nowadays!!

[@tonysolino3131]

Teddy I am really enjoying the channel. I especially liked the informational videos for new enthusiasts.

[@NWolfefan]

The Hegid Vision reminded me of the vintage women's Croton Nivada Grenchen Colorama system, with the interchangeable bezels and straps. There were many Swiss companies that made something similar, and had different names for theirs. Timex even had one as well, the Cavatina. I've acquired many Colorama sets for my wife. It's become a bit of an inside joke with us, as she likely can wear a different combination everyday, for many, many months.

[@MrValve-fr8hd]

I have a Monta Noble and I can say that they are fantastic! They look so much better in person too

[@MrJdubbya36]

OK, you talked me into it. I've been jonesing for a bronze watch for some reason. Grabbed a Zelos Abyss off your website. Kudos to you for selling at MSRP and not gouging like some other places out there I looked. You've won a new customer. Looking forward to seeing it in person, hope I can pull off such a big watch.

[@baronnishi641]

Hello Teddy. Will you ever do a video about your own Collection again? Also I would be interested to see a video about your personal grail watches.

[@michaelzuccardo5414]

Thanks for a great video, Teddy. I have the Zelos Mako 3 Frost, with a full lume dial. It has quickly become my favorite watch! Another big favorite, I recently acquired is the “ Vario 1918”. This is one you should check out, if you haven’t already!

[@lcm6091]

Teddy, an incredibly informative video, great job. You do all the heavy lifting to keep us knowledgeable and current Thanks

[@lj86johnson24]

I'm in the UK and would love to see you cover Marloe. They seem to be catching a lot of positive articles and reviews.

[@mathieuf.2788]

Absolutely love the micro talk, thanks for doing the video!

[@snowman01]

8:25 This is a cool watch, but at that price I'd rather the Christopher Ward C65 Chronograph. It has similar playful colours but a cleaner look and superior water resistance.

[@roberts.4582]

Very useful video, thanks! Also grateful for the lack of paid sponsorship.

[@parhamf5066]

To me, one of most attractive things about micro brands is their prices. Honestly, if I wanted to spend 1,500 or 2,000 on a watch, I would pay a bit more for a Tudor or an Oris or even a good used Omega. Love the Brew, Dan Henry or the Spinnaker or Phoibos watch both for quality and their decent prices. Just my thoughts.

[@MrChainBlueLightnin]

Ocean Crawler dive watches... Big watches, but daily wearable and very good quality/value for $1000ish. 2000 feet water resistant, good adjustable bracelet and a rock solid watch.

[@Pehr81]

That brew watch omg.

[@brewwatchco]

Very glad that you like it, Pehr! Thank you

[@oOoScarecrow31oOo]

Wow, Formex is a micro-brand ?! That’s quite amazing when you look at what they are offering. The specs are impressive with in-house developed technologies. They are so impressive that I would not think of Formex as a micro-brand. 😱 💯👌👍😎 Don’t know all of the brands in that list but I’ll keep an eye on. Baltic is one of my favorite for their design and quality in all aspects. Big fan. 😎 Anordain is kind of a ’niche’ as they are very specific in their craftsmanship but those dial are really amazing. Can’t argue with that. I would have added Lorier to the list. Like Baltic they go for vintage inspired design. Classic, clean and simple with quality. 😎👌👍

[@timetowatch_francois]

Great discoveries. That British designed "Farer" chrono sport caught my eye and is certainly a conversation starter. Thanks for sharing Teddy.

[@JamesandRibble]

Yes, however it's manual rather than automatic as Teddy incorrectly stated. This does however keep it to a reasonable thickness. It comes in a few different colour options, including a very cool black dial and steel bezel.

[@peruvianmiamiboy]

Great video, Brew metric is sick, I already saved my email to get notified

[@brewwatchco]

We'll have the Metric available in the coming weeks. Thanks for signing up, Jeff!

[@studio.underd0g]

That Brew is a stunner 😍

[@brewwatchco]

Thank you! We can all say the same about the Watermel0n watch too.

[@tomanderson2487]

I want a Brew, and a Traska, both are made of Unobtainium, which is very durable lol. Love your channel.

[@UnseenHero]

Great list, would love to try these watches in the metal! Always hard to come by them in the wild

[@Forrest_94]

I just picked up a Cruex Automatiq recently! Great Genta styled watched that aren't a direct homage!

[@JasonTheWatchGuy]

Really like the Brew Metric. Think the true king of the Microbrand world is Zelos at the moment.

[@moose7744]

Thanks for the invaluable info, just ordered the Brew metric.

[@anildamodar8142]

That Hegid is cool👍

[@ElectricShadowsZone]

Thank you Teddy for another great video.

[@gsttaka]

Love all the brands been brought up here! Thanks Teddy!

[@tonyzeno2715]

For my Taste, I've gravitated to the Larger dial Racing Style Chronographs 40mm+ The Farer is absolutley Gorgeous and Unique. Their "Carnegie" model Chrono is my absolute Favorite...

[@Ten.to.one.handmade]

Thanks for making the brew even more unattainable. Cheers mate

[@chrishennemeyer7276]

Vero is unique in that they offer a "10-year warranty against any damage", a direct quote from their website.

[@UGA.D]

The blog could use some Armida, Bernhardt, Bertucci, Gruppo Gamma , Helson, Helm, Scurfa, Vaer and Vratislavia Conceptum.

[@jonathonlang1844]

I’ve got a Baltic Aquascaphe on an artem sailcloth and it’s an amazing combo, definitely recommend.

[@RevLev06]

I have an Astor and Banks Sea Ranger; no regrets, a fine watch.