Guilloche
What is guilloche pattern? Guilloche, phonetically pronounced gee-oh-shay, is a type of decoration, which is done usually on a
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What is guilloche pattern? Guilloche, phonetically pronounced gee-oh-shay, is a type of decoration, which is done usually on a
What is a balance wheel in a watch? A balance wheel (also known as balance), is a device, which
What is altimeter in a watch? One of the most useful features in a watch for an outdoor enthusiast
What Is A Watch Winder? A watch winder keeps a highly complicated watch wound up to maintain its power
Welcome to the concluding chapter of our extensive Dive Watch Guide. Our exploration has taken us from the dawn
Ever wondered what a watch would be without a movement? Well… one would simply keep watching and waiting for
Welcome back to our ‘dive watch guide’. So far in part one and part two, we’ve journeyed through the
Guidelines for Choosing the Right Dive Watch In the previous instalment of our ‘dive watch guide,’ we navigated through the
When one speaks of watches, there are many types and styles that come to mind. There’s the simple and
We do love our watches that are bursting with one-of-a-kind complications and distinctive aesthetics, don’t we? And as watch
In all these years of wearing watches and seeing novelties at the watch fairs and manufactories, one aspect of
When we talk about watches, there are certain features that we describe first—everything from the dial and the colour
The hands of a timepiece have the most important job—they point to the time. And yet, aesthetically speaking, they
When you begin reading about watches and developing a keen interest in the art of watchmaking and its many
On the evening of January 31 this year, all eyes were on the sky to witness the ‘super blue
Jewels or gemstones were introduced in watch movements to reduce friction at points of heaviest wear and tear. When
At the outset I must point out all great watches may not be collectible and for good reasons. I
Another year, another Baselworld, come and gone. For starters, it was as busy as ever with at least a
Switzerland. The land of delicious Swiss chocolates, picturesque Swiss Alps and the epicentre of horology. One look at a
It’s hard to recall a time when a movement or ‘Calibre’, was the hero of the watch. Clearly, it
The first time I laid my eyes on the Rado DiaStar was in December 2015 when I was a
While going through the many features of your favourite watch, you must have definitely come across ‘certification’ terms like
“Every year, one billion watches are produced. It’s crazy when you think there are only six billion people on