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Rob Nudds

Dresden, Manchester
As seen in: The Real Time Show, aBlogtoWatch, Jomashop.com, Fratello Watches, Bobswatches Blog, SJX Watches, Revolution, Wrist News, Revolution Watch, Time To Unwind by WatchGecko
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Citizen ATTESA: The Power of Purple Aurora

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By Matthew De Jesus, Rob Nudds, Lee Kher Sheng
| Revolution Watch
The Northern Lights appear as great curtains of light sweeping across the night sky, shifting in color and intensity as particles from the Sun interact with the Earth’s atmosphere. Green is most commonly associated with the aurora borealis, but occasionally it takes on an altogether different character, with vivid shades of purple and violet illuminating the night. This rarer display has inspired one of Citizen1‘s most visually arresting watches of 2026.
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Seiko Prospex 1968 Heritage Diver’s GMT: Classic Colorways with Upgraded Specifications

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By Rob Nudds, Katherine Arteche, Lee Kher Sheng
| Revolution Watch
Two new releases for the 1968 Heritage Diver’s GMT introduce fresh dial treatments and spec upgrades. For collectors who know Seiko’s Diver lineage, it is a meaningful update to a classic reference. Seiko’s dive watch story is – excuse the pun – worth diving into. The brand produced Japan’s first diver’s watch in 1965 – the 62MAS – an automatic model that was field-tested to 150 meters during the 8th Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition.
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Dennison — A Maker of Shapes and the ALD Rubellite

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By Rob Nudds
| Time To Unwind by WatchGecko
Over my career, I’ve built something of a reputation for the odd philosophical preamble. It’s not that I like to do it, but every now and then, a watch comes along that stops you in your tracks and forces you to evaluate not just it, nor just its place in the wider context of watchmaking, but, far more personally, where it fits in your personal story and why, for whatever reason, it has such an effect on you. That’s exactly what happened to me when I first got to know the Dennison ALD collection.
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