What’s so satisfying about modifying watches is that with a little effort, you can take a watch that’s a little boring and make it great again. Whether it’s changing a dial from a black one to an orange DOXA style, or something else.
While I have been on a bit of a GMT kick as of late (in terms of…
Over the past few years, I’ve dipped into the Ball catalog more than a few times, and…
I’m usually cold on quartz because it lacks the whiz-bang micro-mechanized intricacy of a mechanical movement. On…
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We have been covering the releases from Manchester Watch Works since they first hit the crowd-funding scene….
Melt down some copper, throw in a little tin, add a dash of some other metals such…
Christopher Ward ushers in a third-generation today, updating their entry-level automatic dress watch (the C5 Malvern Automatic…
It seems hard to believe it, but GoS (aka Gustafsson and Sjögren) have hit a milestone. They have now been creating their watches with the Damascus steel dials and accents for a decade. As part of hitting that 10-year mark, they have a few new things in the works.