James Reece (Chris Pratt) wearing a RESCO BlackFrog in the first look photos from The Terminal List Season 2, which released today. As always, we are excited to watch and will put together a more complete list.
The CIA Officer, Gold Bars, a Rolex and a Breitling? What 35 Seized Timepieces & One Rumored Breitling Say About the Biggest Fraud in CIA History
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The name and the insignia on the dial both come from Merrill's Marauders, the WWII unit formed in 1943 to fight in Burma. The unit was a precursor to the modern 75th Ranger Regiment, the culture of which is built on their legacy.
Watches of Royal Navy Clearance Divers: What is a Clearance Diver, and why do they have one of the most deep-cut modern unit watch programs with a legendary issued watch history to match? (Read below)
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The watch is the Gold Squadron variant, which, in contrast to the commercially available version, has a simpler “two-line” dial with “PELAGOS” executed in gold and “660 ft”. Most visibly, the hook and loop strap has a “gold” center stripe, in contrast to the regular red stripe.
SEAL Team Six Tudor Pelagos FXD unit watch on the wrist of Medal of Honor recipient Master Chief Ed Byers during Savannah Bananas game. (A sentence I never thought I would write, but ally.)
NEW VIDEO: Apple Watch, Flock Cameras, Strava, & the Surveillance Economy - In this video, a former CIA Case Officer analyzes the state of digital privacy (or the lack thereof) in 2026. (Watch Below)
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Wolf Forty Designs x W.O.E. SEAF Jr 2.0 - Coming soon. We made several changes to the new SEAf Jr., and it is our most premium blade to date: CPM 3V steel with a Black Nitride finish and upgraded G10 scales with a new micro texture and red liners. New coin also.
Your Apple Watch & the Surveillance Economy - A Former CIA Case Officer on Flock Cameras, Data Brokers, & the Surveillance Economy Watching All of Us (read below)
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British Army issuing Casio F91Ws to new recruits. Ally. Last month, the British Army announced that new recruits will receive a welcome pack containing a notebook, a pen, a letter of congratulations, and a Casio F91W.
The F91W is just as iconic as the Rolex Sub, and has been used on both sides of every major conflict since the early 1990s. Pre-9/11, AQ reportedly handed out F91Ws to new recruits at its training camps… so the British Army is not really the first to put one in the welcome pack