Watch and Clock Repair Blog

Patek Philippe Supercomplication Wristwatches are certainly the most in-vogue timepieces in our current day and age. Despite this, one of…

Comparing Watch Crystals For some time, the most common crystals on wrist watches were made of plastic/acrylic—at least during a…

Winding Watches The amount of time a watch can hold a power reserve—aka a “wind”—varies from timepiece to timepiece. Although…

What is Water Resistance? A common stamp on modern watches, the phrase “water resistant” is kind of a loaded term.…

Pokémon Watches With Pokémon GO’s recent 3 year anniversary, and the release of the new film Detective Pikachu, the Pokémon…

Native American Art and Watches In timekeeping, there’s a uniquely American style of wristwatch—the “Southwest” style watch. These timepieces are…

"Mass." Production: Waltham Watch History With European watchmaking having a well established history, it was only a matter of time…

Quartz Movements The operating standard for accurate timekeeping was the pendulum clock, from the 17th century until the late 1920s.…

Rolex and the Date Window On a previous date, in a previous Times Ticking blog post, we discussed the significance…