Historical Horology: So, Who Made The First Chronograph?
When it comes to watches, there are generally two camps - those who are interested in where our modern watches originated from, and those who could care less. Now, the…
When it comes to watches, there are generally two camps - those who are interested in where our modern watches originated from, and those who could care less. Now, the…
When it comes to the watches that JeanRichard is producing, I've been pleasantly surprised, as I noted in my earlier review of the Terrascope (link). While it might be tempting…
Quick, how many watch brands are there producing products in Detroit? Two that I know of, actually (we wrote about the lesser-known one here). The most well-known one, of course,…
Steinhart is a brand that gets a lot of mention when one is looking for a value brand in Swiss watches. Most of their offerings are well made and attractive,…
I don't currently own a chronograph, but have been temped to pick one up. Fjord Timepieces recently lent me one of their chronos, the Agna, so I got to spend…
There is a term for cyclist that applies to those of us who ride that are obsessed with getting a bike as light as it can get. They are called…
Ah, copper. It's a material that surrounds us (just think about all the miles of wiring in your home and office), yet it's something we rarely see. Which I think…
When it comes to the history of watchmaking, one of the most popular (and complex) complications that have come to be seems to be, time and again, the chronograph. While…
While my personal favorite line from Hamilton are their Jazzmaster watches, their aviation line, the Khaki, is quite popular as well - and for good reason. These are distinctly…
Often, when you're searching for a dressier watch, you find the same designs and combinations, often in a three-hand style. While there's nothing wrong with that style (it's a…