Philosophical reflections on the significance of watches and time…
Join us as we share with you some of our favourite watch art that just might be a life saver at Christmas for that loved one in your life.
Seiko have replaced the SKX with 27 watches that are less capabile than the watch they replace. We take a look at why and what this might mean for Seiko.
When it comes to chronographs, the movement is king, but did you know that there are a number of different ways of making a chronograph movement? Manufacturers will…
They say that there are in fact only two kinds of watch enthusiasts, those who have discovered the Seiko SKX, and those who are yet to discover the…
Earlier this year we wrote an article calling out the issues with traditional NATO watch straps – namely that they add unnecessary bulk to a watch as well…
Almost all watches we see today are rooted in one of the five main watch types that have evolved throughout the course of the 20th Century. Today we…
Over the last decade, more and more watch companies are supplying rubber watch straps and with good reason. Once chunky rubber straps were the staple necessity for a…
Chances are if you were looking to buy a chronograph, you would probably choose one of three chronographs. These three watches are the most iconic, most famous and…
…..or “why no one needs a helium release valve but everyone has one!” If you’ve been reading articles in the watch world for a year or more it’s…
Have you ever looked down at your watch and either felt a sense of pride or dismay at the movement that it contains? For many buying their first…
The rarest Tudor ever made.