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NOMADIC TURAS 914 £1,050 — nomadicwatches.com reviewed by James Howe Nomadic is a small Northern Irish watchmaker based in Belfast and fittingly named after the SS Nomadic, a first-class tender to the RMS Titanic now moored in the city's Hamilton Dock and the last surviving White Star Line vessel. The brand's watches are assembled in Belfast, feature Swiss movements and come with a generous lifetime guarantee. Billed as rugged, no-nonsense tool watches for ‘purpose-led individuals’, Nomadic's watches don't stray too far off the beaten path: its Marai 401 dive model is reminiscent of vintage Tudor offerings, while the Turas 914 here takes clear inspiration from the Rolex Explorer. Nomadic makes its influences pretty clear in its marketing material for the Turas 914. The name means ‘journey’ in Irish, and while…

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