German Watchmaking History Part I
We love us some German watches. So, to better understand how they got to be where they are today, we’re going to tackle early German watchmaking history.
Technical Notes: Silicon Hairsprings
Silicon hairsprings are one of the hot technologies in the mechanical watch market. Let’s dive a little deeper to find out why.
Hands-On with the Oak & Oscar Burnham
Introducing Oak & Oscar, a Chicago based watch brand focusing on quality and granular details.
In the Flesh: Bremont Jaguar MKI
We test drove the Bremont Jaguar MKI for a week. Suddenly, we’re yearning for a Jaguar E-Type. Coincidence?
Speculating About the IWC Connect
IWC announced the IWC Connect, a smart button that fits to their straps. With few details released, it’s time to speculate!
Navigating by Rolex and Sextant
Thanks to a reliable Rolex Oyster, roughly 200 passengers aboard the SS City of Cairo managed to survive a U-boat attack during WWII.
Under the Loupe: Rolex Explorer II 16550
Between the better known references 1655 and 116570 is the forgotten Rolex Explorer II 16550.
Opinion: Do I Need a Watch Winder?
Do you need a watch winder? We do our best to answer this common question.
Guinand Watches Is Coming Back
After things looked permanently bleak, we’ve heard Guinand Watches will remain open under new management. Long live Helmut Sinn!
In the Flesh: Christopher Ward Trident COSC 600
Christopher Ward is making great leaps in their segment of the market. Check out our hands-on of their updated Trident COSC 600.