Looks are only part of the equation, as wearing comfort is another. When a strap does not sit comfortably around your wrist, it reflects on the watch as a whole. What often happens is that you simply wear it less, even when the watch itself is great. A mere strap change can make a difference. While I am an avid advocate of buying quality, getting the right strap does not always have to cost an arm and a leg.

Many still think that the tourbillon is a complication. While it is most certainly complex to make, it is an addition to the escapement of the watch. As this is an essential piece of a mechanical watch, it does not count as a complication. In this same light is also a remontoire, or the co-axial escapement invented by George Daniels, not a complication, while they do require considerable expertise to make.

Exploring the depths of the ocean requires precision, durability, and reliability, making deep-sea dive watches indispensable companions for adventurers. In this blog, we delve into the depths of four exceptional dive watches, showcasing their impressive features and capabilities for exploring the mysterious world beneath the waves. From extreme water resistance to luminous dials, these timepieces redefine the limits of underwater exploration.