The original Sea Venture--and its Sunrise twin--are colourful incarnations of vintage-inspired goodness. They exude summer vibes and embody long hazy, humid days at the beach. For its part, the Tactical Edition, with its blacked out PVD coated stainless steel case is the dark horse of the family with a James Dean sneer. Needless to say, I love it.
Todd, like the people who buy Seaholm watches, is an outdoorsy man who likes to go fly fishing and play outside with his children. His customers are hunters, professional fishermen, hikers, campers, and even musicians who live on the road. These are lifestyles that demand that their watch be well-built and reliable. And most importantly, to be able to get serviced for a reasonable price anywhere in the world. This makes each Seaholm watch have to check may boxes and I’d argue that they do indeed check all of these boxes.
Seaholm is a brand founded in 2013 by Todd Adams, a former executive of the Yeti company which has famously brought modern and rugged adventure coolers to the world of outdoorsy people. The brand released three models all at once—a field watch, The Rover, a chronograph, The Flats, and a diver, the Offshore, the latter being the model we are taking a look at today. The brand so far has you covered for all types of adventures you could go on, and as we will see, the OffShore packs a punch of neat features that make a it a reliable tool watch.
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