Since I Have So Much Time To Read

Apr 05, 2020,11:28 AM
 

Can anyone recommend a few watch books? I’m interested in large coffee table style books (already have Moonwatch Only) about the art of watches / watchmaking as opposed to technical manuals or manuals on collecting...a top 5/10 if you will.


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Thank you! [nt]

 
 By: myles721 : April 5th, 2020-12:07

Read it...

 
 By: myles721 : April 14th, 2020-13:29
Couldn’t put it down...many thanks!

I'm so glad! [nt]

 
 By: Brandon Skinner : April 14th, 2020-13:41

Masters of Contemporary Watchmaking by Michael Clerizo

 
 By: Tim Jackson : April 5th, 2020-12:06
A wonderful book with great pics, although the text isn’t the easiest to read with the lack of contrast. Cheers, Tim

Reading The Cartiers

 
 By: myles721 : April 5th, 2020-12:32
By Francesca Cartier Brickell this very minute!😉

The Wristwatch Handbook

 
 By: batholith : April 5th, 2020-15:23
by Ryan Schmidt.

Ordered it! [nt]

 
 By: myles721 : April 5th, 2020-19:01

Grin! Enjoy! [nt]

 
 By: batholith : April 5th, 2020-22:28

Reading it now...

 
 By: myles721 : April 14th, 2020-13:30
Exactly what I was looking for!… Thanks.

My pleasure!

 
 By: batholith : April 16th, 2020-20:11
Ryan's a quintessential good guy.

This is a great book, but doesn't seem to be available on Amazon anymore

 
 By: als1678 : April 5th, 2020-17:01
FP JOURNE - Invenit et Fecit Jean-Pierre Grosz The beauty of time by Cologni The breguet volumes that boutiques usually have are a fantastic read