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Over the years, Everest has received countless emails from our customers asking if we had a strap that fits the Omega Speedmaster. We know this is an amazing timepiece that many watch enthusiasts love having in their collection. Because of...
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Although black is Everest's most popular watch strap color, blue is a very close second. Blue is the perfect statement color that is not too loud, but also catches the eye of others. It adds a pop of color to your...
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If you are into photography, you have most likely heard of Leica, a German manufacturer of perhaps the most prestigious and precise cameras in the world. (Although I love photographing watches I don’t consider myself a photographer so I might...
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For all who are into independent horology—a word I use broadly here—we often ask ourselves what is an “independent” brand? Is it the same thing as a microbrand? How do these words differ from one another? We could think that...
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As it has become customary, I became passionate about a type of watch when researching an article on the topic. Last week’s article on the most important World War II pilot watches prompted me to take a closer look at this...
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In the weeks preceding the 2023 Watches & Wonders watch fair, I wrote an article (LINK) speculating that Rolex could surprise the watch world with a white dial Explorer 1. My argument was that the Swiss brand already offers a...
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Nowadays, it is a common sight to see divers strap a digital dive computer to their wrist. At least, all dive instructors do and the most avid amateur divers do so as well. I don’t use a dive computer because...
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