The Sinn EZM 12 is made for medical professionals, in fact it was designed in direct collaboration with doctors and emergency personnel, in particular air rescue services.
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When was the last time you read a description specifying features like an easily removable bezel and strap, to wash out bacteria or even blood? 
This is a tool watch like no other. Meet the Sinn EZM 12

The absolute classic that is the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak was launched around the time of the quartz crisis and here was a steel watch at the same price as a gold watch with a rather controversial design. It was simply bad timing and it was in fact a failure upon launch, even to the point where some employees were rumoured to have been given one to boost numbers. But, Audemar Piguet kept investing and marketing the watch and of course it is now a modern day classic!

Living in Australia, snorkelling and diving is in our blood. Taking a deep breath and dive down to see what’s hiding under the coral is a fun thing to do. If you’ve done this yourself, you know what it does to your ears. One of the first things you have to master when learning to dive even a couple of metres down is the skill of equalising the pressure in your ears. Imagine then what kind of engineering has to go into a device that can withstand such pressure!

There is a classic Top Gear episode where James May reviews a Honda Civic. Paraphrasing, he says something along the lines of, “if you come out of a grey office and have to go to a marketing conference on the latest tissue paper, that little red starter button might be THE thing that makes not want to drive into a wall.” 

The Hanhart Pioneer Monoscope is no ordinary watch. This is a watch with heritage. And, it has a red button. 

Are you like me and merely diving to 1500 metres is a bit pedestrian? Well, I have some news for you. Say hello to Sinn's U2 EZM5. The ultimate badass watch that will gladly beat up all your other watches. 

What is it like to wear, own and use this watch in a normal every day life? Is it worth owning even if the extent of your water activities is snorkeling at  50cm? 

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The 80s version of a smartwatch, were they simply better? I know I don't miss the buzzing, blinking and flashing of endless notifications that I don't care about. The fact that these are still made today, at an extremely reasonable cost, and the pure functionality of these watches, says it all really.

Is this $45 well spent? Read all about it.

Tudor is an interesting brand. It was often in the shadow of its big sister. This changed with the launch of the Black Bay line in 2012. All of a sudden, the little sister stepped out from the shadows and took the limelight.

The Black Bay 41 flies under the radar. It's sporty and elegant, intricate and plain. Should you consider it over a Rolex Explorer or even the standard Black Bay line? 

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I researched this for a long time before I bought it...or at least I tried to! There's not a lot out there in terms of in depth reviews. So, time to change that!

If you're looking at buying this good homage to the Omega Seamaster 300, then hopefully this will help you.

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The beautiful Sinn 104. Is it the one watch collection? This is a watch that works everywhere, from the beach to the office. It probably only has one or two weaknesses...what are they?

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There are approximately 1 billion varieties of Gshocks so which one to get? If you're partial to the square one (like me) and also like something unique, like in this case the composite bracelet that is only available in Japan, then this is the article for you.

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A Swiss brand with roots back to the 1950s and the Vietnam war tickle your fancy? It may be named after an aircraft with a dubious safety record but this here is a safe buy for anyone with good taste.

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Should you take a Seiko watch seriously that has such a silly nickname? Well, I believe you should. I'd also say it's fairly imperative to consider obtaining one before they are discontinued too!

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Is this the perfect first Rolex? I'd argue that if you are looking at buying a Rolex, this is one of the most beautiful and understated models you can actually obtain...that is, not waiting forever, trawling the second hand market etc.

If you're looking at purchasing one or even a little 'Roller-curious'?

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Is this the most fit for purpose dive watch ever made? I can’t speak for every diver over the years of course, but I have a strong suspicion that it might be. There are so many small details that seem to be there to help with under water activities, you just couldn’t go wrong. But, is it fit for desk diving?

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