AndrewD
[HoMe Moderator]
12829
Devon Tread 1 – Black DLC with orange highlights
You know the Devon Tread 1 very well by now. Designed in California by Scott Devon it uses a series of 2 micron interwoven belts (inspired by those used on a motorcycle) which are driven by microstepping motors. The power source is a lithium battery that is recharged using wireless induction.
This is the Model F which is housed in a black DLC stainless steel case with a black anodized movement and orange numerals, perhaps making it look a little less industrial. I liked it, even if it doesn’t quite fit my personality.
Andrew
And in contrast with a more demure yellow dial …
Review
A woman's perspective on the Bell & Ross BR03-92 White Ceramic, covering design, wearability, and strap challenges for smaller wrists.
31 replies4589 views
Innovation
Explore RJ-Romain Jerome's Moon Orbiter Speed Metal, Spacecraft, and Space Invaders watches from JCK 2015. Discover moon dust dials, piston lugs, and pop culture designs.
7 replies1607 views
Independents
AndrewD reviews the Zeitwinkel 273º, an independent Swiss watch with an in-house movement, grand date, and power reserve. Discover its Teutonic aesthetic and value.
6 replies3101 views
Review
Explore the Roger Dubuis CHRONOEXCEL Easy Diver in this in-depth review. Uncover its design, movement, and collector insights from 2009.
25 replies12201 views
Devon Tread 1 – Black DLC with orange highlights
You know the Devon Tread 1 very well by now. Designed in California by Scott Devon it uses a series of 2 micron interwoven belts (inspired by those used on a motorcycle) which are driven by microstepping motors. The power source is a lithium battery that ...
I tried one on recently, and like the fit and feel
but perhaps the steampunk version is my favorite (image from Devon's site). Cazalea ...
Devon Tread 1 could very well be my next watch. It's different.
I still have to get over the price tag haha... Thanks for the excellent pics!