Category: Wearables

If you’ve paid even a little attention to two-way radios, you’ve probably heard of RETEVIS. Founded in 2010, this Chinese brand has spent 15 years establishing itself in five distinct areas: commercial, industrial, extreme outdoor, general outdoor, and HAM (amateur radio). That’s no small feat…. Check out the original article: [Igeekphone] Why Is RETEVIS EZTALK…

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Kansas City’s Dryden Watch Co. embodies the modest, honest and welcoming reputation of its Midwestern hometown. The brand is small, currently offering just four collections, but it sells well-made entry-level watches steeped in the classic design language that constantly draws in new fans…. Check out the original article: [Gearpatrol] This Ultra-Affordable, 1960s-inspired Chronograph Gets Even…

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Since its 2018 founding, Atelier Wen has completely changed the perception of Chinese watchmaking, emerging as a legitimate luxury brand crafting highly competitive watches with dials, cases and bracelets that stand up against any competition in their price range. Of course, leading the way has been the brand’s flagship sports watch, the aptly named Perception,…

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Detroit-based brand Shinola is deeply rooted in Americana. In fact, even its best watches are related to the land it calls home. Take the brand’s signature dive watches, for example: many are named after the Great Lakes of North America…. Check out the original article: [Gearpatrol] An Iconic Americana Brand’s Signature Dive Watch Just Got…

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