Watchlords

You can’t really blame a brand for digging into their back catalog. Vintage watch interest is at an all time high, especially because of the smaller cases and old school charm. By taking that design and building it with modern manufacturing techniques, the watch enthusiast gets the best of both worlds — a vintage looking watch that you don’t have to worry about too much. Continuing the trend of vintage brand revival is the new Malouine diver from Le Forban. It’s been half a century since Le Forban manufactured watches that were worn by sailors in the French Navy. While Le Forban might not be a household name, their new release, the Malouine, hopes to bring the brand into the forefront.

https://wornandwound.com/review/hands-o ... ive-watch/

https://leforbansecuritemer.com/en/la-genese/
https://leforbansecuritemer.com/en/

https://www.gearpatrol.com/watches/a724 ... ive-watch/

Four hundred and fifty bucks for a Miyota 8215? Not in this lifetime.

I like the looks of this watch, in both blue and black.

Pricey, though. "Assembled in Paris" comes at a cost.