Sinn EZM 10 Review
The world of pilot's watches is a crowded one, with seemingly a new model, line or brand dedicated to the style coming out every day. But not all are created equal, and not all are made to truly be worn by pilots. Naturally, most of us are not pilots, myself included, and don't need something that is truly to spec, but often the same technologies and details that make them fit to fly also just make them long-lasting, tough-as-nails tool watches with bold and aggressive designs. Of the few brands that offer something truly meant for the cockpit, Sinn's watches go the furthest, offering the most cutting-edge tech as well as TESTAF certification, authenticating their credibility.We've looked at many a Sinn before on w&w, from the classically styled pilot's chronos 103 and 356 to the clean and purposeful 556i and 240 to the mission-ready EZM 13 diver's chronograph, all of which offer a great value for their build quality, style and functionality. Today, we're going to take a look at a

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