Micromilspec Field Testing Unit (MicroGMT) Review
A hands-on review of the steel-bracelet Micromilspec Field Testing Unit MicroGMT: a 42mm Norwegian "modern beater," #002 of a tiny annual run, and my field watch least likely to ever see a field.
A hands-on review of the steel-bracelet Micromilspec Field Testing Unit MicroGMT: a 42mm Norwegian "modern beater," #002 of a tiny annual run, and my field watch least likely to ever see a field.
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The Timepiece Show series brings its community-first format to Toronto for a weekend of independent watchmaking, direct access to founders, and an approachable collector atmosphere.
Geneva's independent alternative to Watches & Wonders returns in September, scattering new releases and brand presentations across the city in a decentralized, collector-focused format.
Windup's summer stop brings independent watchmaking to the Midwest for three days of hands-on access, panels, and community. Free and open to the public.