Morning coffee with my Stowa Prodiver.

This is the titanium Stowa Prodiver Blue LE. Very comfortable watch...light and sits on my wrist very well.

This os the Stowa Partitio Vintage Limited black. 37mm, comfortable and fun to wear...

Also a limited edition Stowa Prodiver Blue 200 pieces. Also just got this one back from service 😆

Re-discovering (other) German Brands - Muhle Glashutte and Stowa Thanks to the retail franchise/ import agent (Tic Tac/ Neuve-A) for those two brands, I had an opportunity to see their latest offerings as well as meeting CEO/ Owner of both brands at the e

Thanks for the note! Stowa is very competitive in its price category IMO. I like several models from their current lineup very much, including the ProDiver and Seatime. The Airman Original is no longer being offered, but that was another winner from Stowa

Besides my latest acquisition (see post above) I have a lovely 1948 28.10 RA bumper automatic, a 1973 Seamaster 120, a 1957 Seamaster Chronometre cal 501, a couple of vintage Walthams and Gruens, a Stowa Prodiver, an early 1960s Eterna Kontiki, a Speedmas

Hi, I'm looking for a diver's watch to add to my modest and newly started collection. The problem is that I have a fairly slim wrist (about 6 inches). I think a 38 mm timepiece would be suitable. But the current trend is unfortunately (for me) bigger and