Horological Meandering

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Something a bit different for today,

Elgin pocket watch was my grandfather's. Just guessing but probably from the 1940's, maybe earlier.

By: Thomas_3

Thomas_3

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Ceramics…

I put it to all of you Purists…Steel vs Ceramic I must say owning both I’m not sure I would ever buy another steel watch. When “civilians” look at my Speedmaster GSOTM not a single person ever asked whether it was ceramic…only occasionally whether it was

By: myles721

InDebtButOnTime

333

Never Mind the Bollocks. Here's Tourbillon # 13.

Four-five years ago I embarked on a quixotic quest to inventory all the pocketwatches made by Thomas Engel, a hopelessly, hopeless whack. The fruits of my futile labor appear in my article: Never Mind the Bollocks…Here's Thomas Engel...the Ka of Breguet .

By: Ratskunk

Vager-Hauer: Twelve Shi Chen

Two types of time-keeping cultures meet on the dial of this watch. I love the idea behind this watch. I conduct a lot of business in China. I have respect for the deep and complex history and culture, and love a cultural intersection. This watch tells tim

By: The Berlin Flatline

The Berlin Flatline

266

MB&F Longhorn Legacy Machine Sequential and Perpetual Watches

MB&F celebrates their 20th anniversary! At Vacheron Constantin's 250th birthday, a Swiss man by the name of Max Busser decided to take a risk. A risk to bring his crazy creations to life. He was a starving artist in a sense - and one who wanted to cre

By: patrick_y

patrick_y

749

What's Next?

Big Watch Craze, Small Watch Craze, Green, Burgundy, Blue, Social Media/Crypto/Covid Bubble, Deflation, Rise of the Independents to the Mainstream So What's Next? Maybe this is an indication of the things to come? From the BBC www.bbc.com

By: SALMANPK

patrick_y

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