The NOMOS Club Campus is the entry-level watch from Glashütte, but it seems already on its way to replace the Bauhaus-style classic NOMOS Tangente from its first place of the most sold watch. At least the social media and...

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The Steinhart Ocean Vintage GMT is an homage of a Rolex watch, of which you might have never heard before: The Rolex Explorer II ref. 1655. In this post I'd like to go a little deeper into the 1970's...

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The Rolex Day-Date is widely known as "the presidents watch"; From Kennedy, Johnson, Ford, Reagan, Nixon to Roosevelt, each of them was a proud wearer of the Rolex Day-Date. Since launched in 1956 and worn by many important and...

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The Rolex Datejust is one of the Rolex's icons and one of the brand's oldest models of its collection, that still remain (in multiple updated forms) in production today. For us, at the Team WatchBandit the most descriptive and...

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The dark blue sunburst dial of the Kronhauser watch is mesmerizing; In some situations it's almost black and in moments of light and especially sun light, the dial is bursting in shiny dark blue (which you can see in...

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Spinnaker Fleuss The Fleuss series of vintage style timepieces by Spinnaker watches are inspired by the work of Henry Fleuss. He was the inventor of the first Scuba diving apparatus in 1878 and he took early dive missions, which helped...

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Besides the Rolex Submariner, the Rolex GMT-Master is one of the most liked Rolex watch within the watch community. The watch was originally designed for professional use to help airline pilots with flights between different time zones. GMT means...

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The most famous watch model of the Swiss brand Omega is, with no doubt, the Omega Speedmaster Professional. Besides that the fictitious character James Bond led the Omega Seamaster to fame, the Omega Speedmaster Professional was on the wrist...

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