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Dreadnought Voyager GMT – PRS-21 Imminent!

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In the summer of 2003 I reviewed the original Dreadnought from Timefactors. The watch proved to be a classic and set the bar for micro-brand value for money (I don’t think there has been such VFM since).  A decade on and the Dreadnought Voyager is imminent. Voyager?  Well, this Dreadnought is equipped with a GMT movement in the guise of the ETA 2893-2, as used in watches extending into the thousands of Pounds (£). Knowing Timefactors, this one won’t extend that far and given that it … Continue reading →

Dreadnought PRS-2

 
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The PRS-2 Dreadnought is the culmination of a project which I believe has been in development for at least one year. Talking with Eddie Platts of Timefactors, the objective was to develop a serious and professional dive/tool watch with a specification to match (or indeed better) other offerings currently available. Furthermore, the purchase price should make the watch good value for money in comparison to others. The word comparison is interesting in this case: the Dreadnought is a limited edition of 200 examples, the specification … Continue reading →