Pierre Dubé is the founder, head designer, and sole proprietor of P. Dubé Watch Works. The Titan is his first in-house design. When I asked Pierre about his earliest memory of watches, he said, “I remember an oval Timex, no idea about the reference or model number, but I want to say it had a black bezel, a grey case and some yellow in there … Continue reading Off the Cuff: P. Dubé Titan
If you put design + built quality + specs-for-the-money together, you get a recipe for a great watch. Lorier created that recipe when they released their very first model, the Neptune, and they have been using that same recipe ever since. It works. Continue reading Off the Cuff: Lorier Hyperion
The Bradner takes its name from American physicist, Hugh Bradner. During his time at the University of California, Bradner was credited with inventing the neoprene wetsuit. The buoyant, flexible material would revolutionize recreational diving by using an ambient layer of water, trapped between the diver’s body and the interior wall of the neoprene, to keep the wearer warm. Continue reading Off the Cuff: Spinnaker Bradner
