The Epitome of a technical diving watch. A kind of Freak, but in a diver version. That is why I like it so much. Ok it is very big, it cannot be a daily wearer, but due to its curved lugs, it is surprisingly wearable. A watch which should deserve a bigger

Most probably my favorite modern Fifty Fathoms. Technical, conceptual, original. This is a nice way to revisit the Fifty Fathoms Universe. Best, Nicolas

I too assumed this was going to be a blue 42mm release so seeing this was a fun surprise. Hopefully we'll see a regular production release in this case in the future though I'm not sure what that would look like given the OC release is already black, the

There are two ways to go, for me. Or a totally new one, without link with the Past, like the X Fathoms. Or one with a faithful link to the past, such as this Act III.

There are two ways to create a Fifty Fathoms: You pay an homage to the vintage, and here there is a lot to say... Or you take your distances with the original and you make a totally different and innovative one. And the X Fathoms excels at that game. It b

Having said that, it seems that it is entirely redundant when compared with the ultra deep. I can’t really find a single difference other than style. I love how the PP looks but I think if I had to rely on only one diving tool watch the Ultra Deep blows a

PO. I just can’t warm up to this imposter 😆😫

The 45mm no rad look tiny beside the 500 fathoms & x fathoms

I didn't take many pictures of modern Fifty Fathoms during all these years. I fell in love with the new Fifty Fathoms, issued in 2007, of course with the 50th Anniversary, too ( 2003 ) , and since then, I am still waiting for the one which will steal my h

Rolex Deepsea and Blancpain X Fathoms Best Thomas