The last time I cared about everyday carry was almost a decade ago. Then a knife company made a watch, and now I'm into it all over again.
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The last time I cared about everyday carry was almost a decade ago. Then a knife company made a watch, and now I'm into it all over again.
After about an hour of playing with the four samples that Unimatic sent my way, I really developed a fondness for the U1-EM and U1-EMN, which I would not have expected beforehand. The dial design is fun, legible, and unique. I really like the stealthy dial text and the sort of reductive nature of the bezel design (which Unimatic has used on past models). It's not easy to create a punchy dial design that can still maintain the legibility of a real dive watch, but the U1-EM and U1-EMN do so with a refined charm.
We go as deep as you can on the most legendary watch of all time.
This is an intense, and at times, harrowing story; though fortunately, both men survived Vietnam and went on to make lives for themselves back home. While certainly worse for wear, this Tudor Submariner ref. 7928 – twisted and broken – also has a life beyond Vietnam, as a totem of their bond, and a catalyst for their reunion, 50 years on.
