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Swiss Military Watch Analog Date Commando Diver

See the Time, All the Time

By Anthony Huang on Wednesday, 4 Nov, 2009 – 10:45 | Comment Now
Swiss Military Watch Analog Date Commando Diver

Whether it’s a Panerai, Hamilton, Citizen, or Lum-Tec, they all have one thing in common: power. Specifically, a need of an energy source to power its lume.
Swiss Military Watch (SMW) takes a different approach to …

Linde Werdelin SpidoLite SA

Mechanical Meets Modern

By Jon Gaffney on Wednesday, 21 Oct, 2009 – 13:00 | 6 Comments
Linde Werdelin SpidoLite SA

If Bruce Wayne or his nocturnal counterpart, the Dark Knight, selected a watch he’d feel comfortable wearing with either ego, we’ve got a good notion it would be the Linde Werdelin SpidoLite SA. The SpidoLite …

Citizen Promaster Aqualand

The Everyman Dive Watch

By Roger Dawkins on Wednesday, 7 Oct, 2009 – 13:30 | 9 Comments
Citizen Promaster Aqualand

The Citizen Promaster Aqualand is the everyman dive watch. It’s cool to lust after a Breitling Superocean, a Blancpain 500 Fathoms, or even an Oris TT1 Carlos Costa LE, but it’s way cool to get …

Skagen Titanium Case On Black Mesh

A Small Classy Watch for a Small Price

By Ben Bowers on Wednesday, 30 Sep, 2009 – 9:59 | Comment Now
Skagen Titanium Case On Black Mesh

Before I ever knew my fellow Gear Patrol watch fiend editors, Skagen always appealed to me as a brand for two reasons. As someone cursed with chicken wrists, their thin casing and small faces fit …

LÜM-TEC Combat B2 Watch

Bombastic, In A Good Way

By Anthony Huang on Wednesday, 23 Sep, 2009 – 15:30 | 11 Comments
LÜM-TEC Combat B2 Watch

In the industry that measures time, longevity is often a testament of success. However, a strong design and build can rally a ravenous following in short order, as well. Such is the case with LÜM-TEC …

Jorg Gray 6500 Commemorative Edition Chronograph Watch

A Great Looking Watch with a Rather Famous Fan

By Ben Bowers on Thursday, 3 Sep, 2009 – 16:50 | 3 Comments
Jorg Gray 6500 Commemorative Edition Chronograph Watch

I’m not ashamed to admit that, compared to several of Gear Patrol’s other staffers, my knowledge of timepieces is limited. For instance, Brian’s primer on upgrading your watch knowledge was a revelation, and frankly I …

Stowa Marine Original

Das Boot Tour of Duty Not Included

By Jon Gaffney on Wednesday, 2 Sep, 2009 – 13:00 | 5 Comments
Stowa Marine Original

If you like watches and haven’t heard of Stowa, allow us to educate you. Out of Engelsbrand, Germany, Stowa has been producing timepieces since 1927. All their cases are machined in the Stowa factory (they …

Steel Blaze

Won't Blaze Your Wallet

By Eric Yang on Thursday, 20 Aug, 2009 – 13:07 | 5 Comments
Steel Blaze

If you’re looking for a sub $200 watch that’s got physical substance and a distinctive nod to Panerai design, you might want to divert your attention to Steel Blaze Watches.
The Steel Blaze watch measures in …

Jorg Gray JG1900 Chronograph

Orange, Black, And Watched All Over

By Eric Yang on Wednesday, 19 Aug, 2009 – 14:40 | 2 Comments
Jorg Gray JG1900 Chronograph

The Jorg Gray JG1900 chronograph does the Gear Patrol flagship colors proud. Designed with an active lifestyle in mind, the 43mm Jorg Gray houses a high precision Japanese chronograph movement in a solid stainless-steel case …

Corvus Bradley

Testament To Classic Design and Restraint

By Jon Gaffney on Friday, 14 Aug, 2009 – 15:49 | 6 Comments
Corvus Bradley

“When I asked Cam how well the Klosterizing worked without a word he picked up a steak knife and proceeded to saw at the Bradley for a while…not a scratch to be seen on the watch, but the knife was a lot duller.”