In 2023, Glashütte Original, the renowned German watchmaker, has unveiled a new white-gold iteration of its Senator…
I do not think it a stretch to say that the recent military-focused releases from Christopher Ward…
Someone in the Ball design department seems to have my number, as this new Ball Engineer M…
Just when you thought it was safe to poke your head up, there’s another volley from the…
Over the past few years, we’ve brought you word on a variety of Mido watches, and have…
Not only is Christopher Ward a legendary British watchmaker, they’re also one of the more forward thinking…
Do you have a medical professional in your life? How about someone aspiring to be a medical professional? While the practice of checking one’s pulse manually has fallen by the wayside with modern medical devices, it can’t hurt to have a very hand backup device, or just own something that pays homage to that tradition. The Christopher Ward C9 Pulsometer Limited Edition Chronometer makes it easy to measure a heartbeat. And it is a pretty nice looking watch to boot.
I have to admit, I am certainly an appreciator of watches that embody symmetry. While no watch is going to end up being perfectly balanced (often, if north-south is good, east-west will be off, or vice versa), there are more than a handful that do certainly embody this approach to watch design. One of the latest of these that caught my eye is the Mühle-Glashütte Teutonia II Großdatum Chronometer.
If you spend any amount of time looking at the dial of a Rolex, you’ll notice the wording that shows up. Look at another one from a different lineup, and you’ll see the same words appearing – certified chronometer. Far from being a bunch of marketing fluff, this is something Rolex rather prides themselves on, and made the decision from early on that all of their watches would carry this certification. As with all things, it had to start somewhere, and that’s what we’re talking about today – the first Rolex Certified Chonometer.
Really, that headline just writes itself, doesn’t it? While I can’t pretend that I’m any great…
