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No conventional marketing or advertising and a three-year waiting list: the Frodsham Double Impulse Chronometer Wristwatch
Why slog it out on a waitlist for a steel sports watch when you can wait a similar amount of time and be the proud owner of a truly rare piece of horological artistry?
Gorgeous!
Agreed on the waiting time but the price range is way different compared to a steel sports watch unfortunately.
That's correct. Very different types of watches too and so perhaps not a great comparison. Still, if I had the means I know which I'd go for. [nt]
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Congrats, indeed a stunning piece - I love enamel dials and this might have easily been one from the pictures (while it's in fact ceramic). A real beauty to have on your wrist! ;-) [nt]
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Hi. I should have clarified that I don't own one, and probably never will. I wanted to post it because I find the company's story and investment in this watch worth sharing. [nt]
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👍Thanks for clarifying, and definitely a watch worth sharing— lucky the few people who’ll be allocated it!😉 [nt]
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I'd love to know too. The company came to my attention just yesterday in a separate discussion on contemporary British watchmaking. [nt]
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I believe we have a member who is waiting...
...but won't out him...
I am very tempted by this one myself, but would have to try it on first.
I am very tempted by this one myself, but would have to try it on first.
I just finished the ablogtowatch article, very interesting watch and maker, thanks :) [nt]
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In its September 2018 article, SJX based in Singapore listed the prices as follows: £68,500 in steel, £73,000 in 18k rose gold, and £74,500 in 22k yellow gold. [nt]
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Here you go Nicolas!
This was taken last year whilst I was working on a number of small projects at Frodsham.
Thanks Baruch..
Would you by any chance able to share some of the projects? Sounds interesting!!
I can share a few...
Mainly media based projects, so photography and videography for a nine part lecture that the Frodsham team gave last November on the process of manufacturing a precision English wristwatch.
Research on known, and some unknown, Frodsham timepieces (the current owners retain an extensive archive on the firm's history).
Photographing any Frodsham timepieces brought into the London gallery by owners so that the database could be updated.
And some other 'secret' projects!
Regards,
Baruch
Research on known, and some unknown, Frodsham timepieces (the current owners retain an extensive archive on the firm's history).
Photographing any Frodsham timepieces brought into the London gallery by owners so that the database could be updated.
And some other 'secret' projects!
Regards,
Baruch
That's quite some projects and all so interesting!
I suspect the secret ones are the best of them 😋
Agree
Yes, you right.
In my case i never was on a waiting list.
But that have to do i order no Rolex.
And, there are enough rare and special watches.
In my case i never was on a waiting list.
But that have to do i order no Rolex.
And, there are enough rare and special watches.