Omega Chronostop Calibre 865
This hand-wound calibre, fitted with a stop and zero action mechanism, called the Chronostop, is the basis of a new collection of models intended specially… Read More »Omega Chronostop Calibre 865
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Omega Genève Dynamic Watches – Reference numbers by years
In this article I will describe the reference numbers of Omega Genève Dynamic watches by years of production. Omega Genève Dynamic Mens International Collection… Read More »Omega Genève Dynamic Watches – Reference numbers by years
Five Underrated Vintage Chronograph Calibres
Can you think of a single brand that doesn’t offer a chronograph in their current line-up? The chronograph is still perceived today as one of… Read More »Five Underrated Vintage Chronograph Calibres
Tutima Goes Home
After 66 years, Germany’s Tutima stages a triumphant return to its hometown, Glashütte. On May 7, 1945, with the German Army routed and Russian troops… Read More »Tutima Goes Home
A Snapshot Of The American Watch Market
In the United States, as in most parts of the world, we saw something of a catch-up effect in 2018. But behind the scenes, the… Read More »A Snapshot Of The American Watch Market
The Glory Days Of American Watchmaking
When he visited the World’s Fair in Philadelphia in 1876, Swiss watchmaker Jacques David was alarmed by the rapid growth of American industry. His letter… Read More »The Glory Days Of American Watchmaking
Moon Phase Watch Complication
How many moons… What is there left to say about the moon that hasn’t already been said a hundred times, or a thousand, since the… Read More »Moon Phase Watch Complication
A. Lange & Söhne: Reborn After The Fall Of The Berlin Wall
One of the world’s most respected watchmakers is located in southern Germany. The company has endured a rocky road up until now, but finally the… Read More »A. Lange & Söhne: Reborn After The Fall Of The Berlin Wall
Carl F. Bucherer: Master of the Peripheral
Bucherer, the famous Lucerne watchmaker and jeweller, celebrates 130 years of history by bringing a new dimension to its watch brand Carl F. Bucherer, which… Read More »Carl F. Bucherer: Master of the Peripheral
The Shock System Explained
One of the most important parts that keeps modern, mechanical wrist watches so reliable and precise is the use of shock system. Any mechanical timekeepers… Read More »The Shock System Explained
Longines History: Elegance, Tradition and Performance
Based at Saint-Imier in Switzerland since 1832, Longines’s watchmaking expertise reflects a strong devotion to tradition, elegance and performance. With many years of experience as… Read More »Longines History: Elegance, Tradition and Performance
The History of Tudor
“For some years now, I have been considering the idea of making a watch that our agents could sell at a more modest price than… Read More »The History of Tudor
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