Back at Baselworld 2019 we reviewed many of the major horology brands, but among some many interesting offerings some get over-seen. Hence our need to glance back and take a closer look at the “Sinn 206 Arktis II”. Continue reading “Sinn 206 Arktis II” »
The German horology brand has released a follow up to one of their most highly regarded dive watches. This time around they have given it a lively blue dial and crafted the timepiece of a tried and tested premium steel alloy, known for being used to construct submarines. Introducing the latest “Sinn U1 B” model that added the “B” suffix for “blau”, which is German for “blue”. Continue reading “Sinn U1 B” »
Damascus steel has fascinated humankind for many centuries, as a metal renowned for its distinctive patterns of banding and mottling reminiscent of flowing water. Now the haute horlogerie market has the opportunity to acquire this exquisite alloy in the form of a functional timepiece, thanks to Sinn producing the new limited edition “Sinn 1800 DAMASZENER”.
After numerous brands it seems Sinn has also jumped on the “faux-patina”, retro-game of releasing contemporary pieces conceived to look like they’re vintage watches. Introducing the “Sinn 103 St Sa E” chronograph. Continue reading “Sinn 103 St Sa E with Faux Patina” »
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