Written by David Simerly Tuesday, 19 June 2012 00:00
I’m the kind of guy who loves gear of all sorts. Some people might call it an addiction; some others might even use less complimentary names. Whatever they might label it as, I’m guilty. Watches are no exception when it comes to loving gear. I generally try to stay away from modern designs that follow the trend of thinking that larger and more complicated is better. When I was given the opportunity not only just to evaluate an Armourlite watch, but also pick the model I’d like to test I jumped at the opportunity.
Written by Tim Stetzer Friday, 28 May 2010 11:33
I'm fairly tech savvy. I've been using computers since the infancy of the Web, have been a PDA geek since the early Palm days, and am generally addicted to tech gadgets. I've even built most of my home computers from component parts. When it comes to VCR's and watches though I've always had some sort of mental block when operating the fancier varieties.
Written by Garrett Lucas Monday, 17 May 2010 10:04
Technology marches on as does time, and in this case, we're going to take a look at both technology and time. We recently received an Origo Fishing Pro watch for review, and it does just about everything you can ask short of scooping the fish out of the water for you.
Written by David Simerly Tuesday, 09 February 2010 10:52
Woods Monkey Associate Editor and writer Tim Stetzer called me during SHOT 2010. The conversation went something like this… Tim: ”Come down to the Truglo booth, there are some watches you should check out.” Me: “Truglo the sight company? They make watches?
Written by Tim Stetzer Sunday, 22 November 2009 21:52
If you spend a lot of time outdoors your gear probably starts to fall into two basic categories; it’s either simple and functional or it’s something that can multitask and do a variety of things while taking up the space of only one. The Origo Rendezvous Peak wristwatch falls into that later category. It’s a watch for sure, but it does a lot more than your granddaddy’s old Timex ever did.
Written by Garrett Lucas Tuesday, 17 November 2009 15:13
Wenger has introduced a new watch to the outdoors market, and not only is it a functional piece of equipment, it will also add a touch of class to your next outdoors adventure.
