Videos tagged with Deep Blue Watches

This video promotes a special deal on the Deep Blue Daynight Patriot watch, offering viewers a discount and a free strap using a specific code. It highlights the watch as a new and popular design from Deep Blue, expected to sell out quickly. The description also includes a secondary mention of the Knafs Lander series of knives. While the focus is on a watch, the inclusion of knife products and the likely audience for such deals (often those interested in tactical or EDC gear) are noted.

This video features a review of the Deep Blue USA Seiko Automatic watch, specifically the DayNight PC T100 tritium model. It highlights the watch as a limited edition "USA" addition and mentions its Seiko NH35 automatic movement. The description also includes a promotional code for a $25 discount for "TNPrs" (likely referring to the channel's patrons) and a link to purchase the watch. Additionally, a Knafs Lander 2 EDC knife with green micarta is mentioned and linked, alongside Patreon and PayPal donation links for the channel "Nutnfancy."

This video features a review of a limited edition USA "Deep Blue" automatic watch with a Seiko NH35 movement and T100 tritium illumination. The presenter highlights the "DayNight PC T100 tritium Seiko =NH35 auto watch, USA limited addition." A special offer is mentioned: $25 off for "TNPrs" using code Nutnfancy. The video also briefly mentions a Knafs Lander 2 EDC knife in green micarta. The creator emphasizes that donations through Patreon or PayPal are crucial for the continuation of their content. The overall tone suggests an emphasis on a quality EDC item with a special deal for their audience.

This video announces a limited-time deal on a Deep Blue Stealth watch, specifically highlighting the Camo Tritium T100 model. The watch features a polycarbonate case, 300M water resistance, stick hands, and a sapphire crystal. A discount code 'nutnfancy' is provided for $25 off. The video also briefly mentions a comparison with a "Swordfish biplane" and includes links for Patreon donations and other TNP channels. It also provides context on common entertainment spending to frame the value of the watch deal.

This video provides a review of the Zeno Professional Diver watch, a value-oriented Swiss timepiece. The reviewer contrasts it with overpriced luxury Swiss watches, highlighting that even high-end models often use the same ETA 2824 movement. Key features of the Zeno Pro Diver discussed include its sapphire crystal, legibility, bezel design, silicone strap, and lume. The review also briefly mentions competitive non-Swiss options and notes that the featured watches have sold out at Jomashop. The presenter encourages viewers to consider supporting their Patreon and provides links to various other products and channels.

This video presents a Christmas deal on Deep Blue "Kanagawa Wave" Master 1000 and Diver 300 dive watches. The watches feature Hokusai's "The Great Wave off Kanagawa" artwork on their dials, a Seiko NH35A automatic movement, sapphire crystal, and positive 3D bezels, with fully lumed elements. A discount code "NUTN" is provided for a limited time on the Deep Blue website. The description highlights the proven dive performance and excellent lume, making it an attractive offer for watch enthusiasts who were paying attention.

This video reviews the Cold Steel Range Boss knife, presenting it as a more affordable successor to the discontinued "Broken Skull" model. The reviewer highlights its strong, thin, full-sized blade, timeless design, and ease of carry. While noting the steel is not as high-quality as its predecessor, the Range Boss retains other desirable features. The video includes cardboard cutting tests and briefly mentions a Deep Blue "Alpha Marine" watch on the table.

This video review focuses on Deep Blue dive watches, specifically the "Daynight 45 Tritdiver" and "Daynight T100 Commander" models, highlighting their T100 Trigalight vials for visibility in all conditions. The presenter briefly mentions the S3 Viking anti-sub plane and shows the watches in use during a diving video, demonstrating their durability. A discount code and purchase link for the watches are provided. The video also briefly mentions a Duka dive watch with a Seiko NH35A movement. A correction is made regarding the discontinuation of coupon codes by Deep Blue, noting that this particular code was a special exception.

This YouTube video reviews the Invicta Grand Diver automatic dive watch, highlighting its value proposition at approximately $90. The reviewer praises its Seiko NH35A movement, case finishing, 3D complications, quality bracelet, and full lume dials. Despite Invicta releasing newer variations, the video focuses on preferred older models. The description also includes affiliate links for other dive watches from Jomashop, Deep Blue, and Casio, positioning the Invicta as a compelling budget option within the dive watch market.

This video is a rapid review of the Invicta Pro Diver Translucent dive watch, highlighting its exceptional value at a $49 price point. The reviewer praises its cool transparent case, good color options, and high quality for the cost, comparing Invicta's unique watch designs to Cold Steel's approach. Both 51mm and 40mm versions are discussed, with links provided for specific models (Blue 32331, Grey Black, Green) and the general collection. The video also briefly mentions other watch brands like Deep Blue and Casio, as well as Kershaw knives.

This video is a ranting review of the Beretta Pico, with the creator humorously implying it might be the 'worst .380 in the world'. The description indicates a negative sentiment towards the firearm. It also promotes the creator's other channels and merchandise, including links to Kershaw knives, Opinel knives, and Deep Blue watches.

This video review focuses on the Deep Blue Alpha Marine 500 dive watch, highlighting its features like bold luminous markings, ceramic bezel, sapphire crystal, and 500m water resistance. The reviewer emphasizes its Japanese Miyota 9015 movement with a 42-hour power reserve and Parashock system. The video also discusses various strap options, including Deep Blue's own and aftermarket choices. A recurring theme is the reviewer's opinion that Deep Blue watches frequently outperform and 'embarrass' Seiko in terms of style, execution, and value, particularly when compared to Seiko divers. The reviewer also mentions purchasing or borrowing the watches for review and provides affiliate links and support options.