I write about watches for Forbes Finds. In the three years since its introduction, Oris’ popular Diver’s Sixty-Five line of vintage-inspired divers has earned near-universal praise in the watch world.

Welcome to Dialed In, Esquire's weekly column bringing you horological happenings and the most essential news from the watch world since March 2020. Oris has had a particularly meaty history when it ...

Courtney Collins is a winner of the “Achieving Greatness Through Choices” Black History essay contest at the Charles M. Finley Recreation Center in East Mt. Airy/West Oak Lane. The contest concluded ...

Carl M. Brashear, the first black U.S. Navy diver, has died at 75. Brashear's story about battling racism in the newly desegregated U.S. military... Pioneering Navy Diver Carl Brashear Dies at 75 Carl ...

It’s easy to become jaded about commemorative watches. So many of them are just cynical marketing moves – attempts to leech the interest and storytelling surrounding a person or event or institution ...

Well if you’re in for a gripping drama-action movie then your search ends with Men of Honor. The 2000 released American movie tells the inspiring story of Navy Seal Senior Chief Carl Brashear. Based ...

After enduring threats from white shipmates and efforts by Navy officers to sabotage his final exam in diving school, Carl Maxie Brashear emerged as the Navy’s first African American deep-sea diver.

“In the words of my father, it is not a sin to get knocked down. It is a sin to stay down,” said Phillip Brashear, son of the late Master Chief Carl Brashear, the Navy’s first Black deep sea diver.

Phillip Brashear stood in front of over 100 flight students and spectators on Thursday at the National Naval Aviation Museum to tell them how with hard work, dedication and faith they can achieve ...

Carl M. Brashear, the first black U.S. Navy diver, has died at 75. Brashear's story about battling racism in the newly desegregated U.S. military of the late 1940s was told in the 2000 film Men of ...