What is a water resistant watch?
No watch is really ever waterproof, there is always a limit to how much water pressure a watch can
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No watch is really ever waterproof, there is always a limit to how much water pressure a watch can
With the advent of the 1700’s began a series of rapid breakthroughs in the watch industry. In the 1720s,
There are certain watch brands that do not have to shout luxury to prove a point. Their rich history
Most of us are picky when it comes to choosing a watch with the ‘perfect’ strap but how often
“There’s something one should expect not only of a watch, but also of oneself To never stand still” - Lange. A
“One man’s magic is another man’s engineering.” Creations that are nothing less than magical, Cartier is responsible for leaving
In 1848 the La Generale Watch Co was founded by Louis Brandt at La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland. Louis Brandt assembled
People in the watch industry will tell you the market is very “small”, monopolized by a few groups and
On deciding to invest in a luxury watch, you expect it to remain with you for a lifetime (after
Not many watchmakers can boast of a century old history, hundreds of inventions and over a thousand calibres to
One of the most useful complications ever put in a mechanical watch has been the chronograph. A chronograph watch
“Every year, one billion watches are produced. It’s crazy when you think there are only six billion people on
While going through the many features of your favourite watch, you must have definitely come across ‘certification’ terms like
The first time I laid my eyes on the Rado DiaStar was in December 2015 when I was a
It’s hard to recall a time when a movement or ‘Calibre’, was the hero of the watch. Clearly, it
Switzerland. The land of delicious Swiss chocolates, picturesque Swiss Alps and the epicentre of horology. One look at a
Another year, another Baselworld, come and gone. For starters, it was as busy as ever with at least a
At the outset I must point out all great watches may not be collectible and for good reasons. I
Jewels or gemstones were introduced in watch movements to reduce friction at points of heaviest wear and tear. When
On the evening of January 31 this year, all eyes were on the sky to witness the ‘super blue
When you begin reading about watches and developing a keen interest in the art of watchmaking and its many
The hands of a timepiece have the most important job—they point to the time. And yet, aesthetically speaking, they
When we talk about watches, there are certain features that we describe first—everything from the dial and the colour
In all these years of wearing watches and seeing novelties at the watch fairs and manufactories, one aspect of