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Seiko's Vanac Watch Takes a Wild Turn
When Seiko brought back the King Seiko Vanac earlier this year, it caught a lot of guys off guard. This sharp-edged sports watch from the 1970s made a comeback in March, looking pretty much like the original but without the old faceted crystal. It jumped right into the crowded field of integrated
Bronze Takes the Dive: Yema's Superman Gets Salty
When it comes to watches that scream adventure and stand up to the elements, few hit the mark like a solid dive watch. But what if you took a classic from the swinging '60s and gave it a material upgrade straight out of old seafaring tales? That's exactly what French watchmaker Yema has done with i
Michigan Hunters Eye a Tech Upgrade for Tagging Game
In the crisp woods of Michigan, where generations of hunters have chased deer and bear through falling leaves and early snow, a quiet change might be coming. The state's Natural Resources Commission is looking at letting hunters ditch the old paper kill tags for a digital version on their phones. I
Texas Anglers Rebel Against Drone Ban
In the heart of Texas, where fishing has long been a cherished pastime for folks who've spent years casting lines into bays and rivers, a federal rule is stirring up a storm. The ban on using drones to drop bait or help with catching fish isn't some fresh regulation—it's rooted in a law from way ba
Is This the Classiest Field Watch Ever?
In the world of field watches, guys have no shortage of solid picks under a grand that can handle the rough stuff while looking sharp. Brands like Hamilton with their Khaki Field line or Seiko's Alpinist series deliver that timeless vibe for everyday wear. For something with a fresher edge, options
Yamaha's Epic 2025 Racing Domination
The off-road racing world just wrapped up a banner year in 2025, and if you're a guy who's ever felt the rush of kicking up dirt on a quad or side-by-side, Yamaha's story this season is one that'll stick with you. Their BLU CRU team didn't just compete—they owned the tracks, trails, and short cours
Timex Brings Back a Forgotten '70s Field Classic
In a world where wristwatches often scream for attention with flashy tech or sky-high prices, Timex has quietly unleashed a gem that harks back to simpler times. This new field watch, born from a partnership with the folks at Bespoke Post, draws straight from the brand's dusty archives. It's a nod
Why Costco's Quiet Rebellion Against Tariffs and DEI Pressure Pays Off
In a tough year where big changes hit trade policies and companies scrambled to drop diversity programs, Costco has stuck to its guns. While others backed down, this warehouse giant kept pushing forward with what it sees as smart business moves. It's a story of staying true to core values amid poli
Uncovering the Lost Legacy of WWII Frogmen and Their Tough Timepieces
In the shadowy depths of World War II's Pacific battles, a group of brave men plunged into enemy waters without the fancy gear we take for granted today. These early combat divers, the forerunners of today's elite Navy SEALs, relied on simple, rugged watches to time their risky missions. Fast-forwa
Why Wyoming's Ice Fishing Boom Is Stuck in a Thaw
In the heart of Wyoming, where winters usually hit hard and fast, this year's fishing scene tells a different story. Anglers across the state are facing an unusual holdup – major bodies of water like Boysen Reservoir and Flaming Gorge are still wide open in early December, pushing back the beloved
