REVIEW: The R. Paige Wrocket
Long-time readers of this blog know that I'm a big fan of old movements gaining new life (see our posts on Archer here). Following that thread, it should be…
Long-time readers of this blog know that I'm a big fan of old movements gaining new life (see our posts on Archer here). Following that thread, it should be…
At least, that's what they're looking to do with their latest batch of 100F Automatics. If you really only want to hear about the new price, just hop on…
In the past couple of months, I've written several times on how easily we can equate watches and automobiles - in fact, there is significant overlap between appreciators (and…
In our article a few weeks ago, we had an overview of the chronograph complication, and briefly mentioned that the column wheel chronograph is generally considered to be the…
Perhaps it's due to my own experiences working in various manufacturing facilities, but I am enamored with seeing things made. Of course, watchmaking is a much different scale than…
Well, it's patriotic if your national colors happen to be red, white, and/or blue. For those residents of other nations, you can simply view these as some great color…
When it comes to watches, determining the provenance of a component (say, the movement) can be a very difficult thing to do. Some of that is a brand wanting…
The last time we looked at a G. Gerlach model (the Otago, reviewed here), we had a distinct vintage diver feel, that even hit a slightly military vibe when…
Eberhard isn't a brand we've featured too often here, but we're certainly no strangers to dive watches. Eberhard's latest, the Scafodat, has some interesting twists that make it worth…
We would like to remind New York City and surrounding area residents that July 25th, 2013 is the evening of the aBlogtoWatch & Girard-Perregaux Summer Soiree event at the Girard-Perregaux…