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The Benrus Type 1 Mil Spec recreates the brand’s classic 1970s military dive watch with modern materials and refined dimensions, offering a 39.5 mm stainless‑steel case, sandblasted finish, and a 12‑hour asymmetric dial that emphasizes legibility. Powered by an ETA 2892 automatic movement with a 42‑
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The piece explores how luxury watchmakers are embracing silent dials—faces stripped of logos and branding—to convey confidence and understated elegance. By removing overt brand identifiers, watches like the Benrus Type 1 Mil Spec, Moser’s Concept models, and AnOrdain’s enamel pieces invite a more intimate, detail‑focused
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The Benrus Sky Chief has made a comeback, showcasing its vintage charm with modern enhancements. Originally released in the 1940s, this smaller pilot's chronograph quickly became a favorite among collectors for its distinctive three-register dial design. The new model has been upsized to 36mm while maintaining its
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The Benrus Ultra-Deep is a nostalgic dive watch that successfully combines vintage aesthetics with modern reliability. This reissue stays true to the original design of the Ultra-Deep ref. 6089, featuring a Super Compressor-style case that maintains its 666ft water resistance. With a modest 36.5mm diameter and
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The Benrus Type 1 M1 watch is a modern reinterpretation of a classic military timepiece, drawing inspiration from the original Benrus Type 1 while incorporating contemporary upgrades. Featuring a striking champagne-colored dial and a polished case that contrasts with the more subdued aesthetics of its predecessor, the Type 1
New Watches
Benrus has reintroduced the Ultra-Deep, a compact, vintage-inspired dive watch that pays homage to its roots in dependable field and dive timepieces. Originally launched in the 1960s, the Ultra-Deep features a compressor-style design with a 36.5mm stainless steel case, two screw-down crowns, and a