Rock and Roll is a varied and historically nuanced genre. Branching into several sub-genres and still evolving into the 21st century, its classic images still evoke a sense of youthful…

Splitting the days in half doesn’t work well for everyone. In fact, there are relatively few countries that officially bifurcate the days into “a.m.” and “p.m.”. While places like the…

Movado watches are some of the most identifiable watches in the watch world. Their clean and minimalist design can easily be spotted from across the room. While Movado watches are…

The historical significance of many timepieces can get lost to the ages. With some watch companies/brands having histories that span centuries, the value of some older pieces can be completely…

Hacking is not something that’s exclusive to computers. It’s also not just a way to find simple solutions to daily life problems (aka “life hacks”). In fact, there’s an act…

Tissot has become a staple wristwatch for plethora folks around the globe. That is, to say the least, putting it mildly. With millions of watches sold annually each year, Tissot…

As a company that handles watch repairs, we here at TimesTicking get the above question quite a bit. Battery changes are an inconvenient truth of quartz-watch ownership and it’s not…

Here at Times Ticking we’re trying our best not to focus primarily on COVID-19 news. That being said, it’s hard to ignore the outpouring of information concerning the pandemic’s effect…

Quartz watches sometimes get a bum rap in the world of watchmaking. This reality is not surprising when considering the watershed introduction of quartz in the 1970s. Quartz was/is cheaper…

A new(ish) and refreshing brand on the watch market is Eone. Pronounced “E” and then “one”, their watches speak a language all their own. Pronouncing a clear message of inclusivity…