Amid the releases from the usual big brands at Baselworld 2017, Sinn introduced a new piece, the Sinn 240 St Gz watch, which has the ability to track tides with the help of an internal rotating bezel. Though the twin-crown, barrel-shaped 240 models have been around for some time, this is

The historic Frankfurt am Main factory established in 1961 that has served as the spiritual birthplace for the last two decades of Sinn watches will close at the end of the summer as the brand relocates to a larger manufactory to accommodate recent growth. This is not before it produces one more

While we may all feel like we know Sinn and have a handle on their general flavor, Baselworld 2016 showed that Sinn is still capable of surprising and that their game isn't exclusively tool divers and hardcore pilot watches. From the ornate 6200 Meisterbund to the rather rakishly handsome 910

German Sinn is nothing if not practically minded. Best-known for their hearty, down-to-earth tool watches, fans of the brand may not have seen this coming, though. If it's not immediately clear from the pictures and title, the Sinn Dual Strap System is a pair of strap halves for your Sinn

If there were any watch out there that embodies the unfussy tool watch, the Sinn 358 DIAPAL must be near the top of the list - even though the same could be said of a great number of watches from the quintessentially German brand. DIAPAL, by the way, is Sinn's

2016 marks the 55th anniversary for Sinn, and to celebrate, the hard-working German brand has released a small series of watches punctuating the occasion – including this Sinn 910 Anniversary chronograph from its Frankfurt Financial District collection. But being Sinn, and being a commemorative edition, this isn’t just another chronograph

As a limited edition of just 55 pieces, this Sinn 6200 Meisterbund I limited edition watch (debuted here) is going to be rather rare - but at the same time, it should also be a sign of things to come, as this is the first watch released by Sinn with

One of the more avant-garde "German tool watches" from the last few years is easily the Sinn 1800 S Damaszener (aBlogtoWatch debut here). We've seen the Frankfurt-based maker of tool watches slowly expand its offerings (not that Sinn doesn't have enough SKUs at any given time as it is) to

What defines a "dive watch?" If you look for the most literal interpretation, you're likely to find ISO 6425, which outlines a strict set of internationally defined guidelines for functionality, durability, and legibility, ultimately governing what can and cannot be officially referred to as a true "dive watch." Along those