The Most Impressive Watch Company
The Lemania Watch Company is (probably) the most impressive watch company - you've never heard of. While brands like Rolex, Omega, Cartier, and Patek Philippe, are well known - Lemania,…
The Kobold ‘Sopranos’ Watch
The recent resurgence of American watchmaking has seen a ton of interesting brands come to market. Among them, one of the world's last independent, family-owned luxury goods manufacturers. From the…
TAG Heuer Mario Kart ‘Limited Edition’ Watches
In 1985, TAG (Techniques d’Avant Garde), a French company that manufactured high-tech equipment such as ceramic turbochargers for Formula One vehicles, and Ron Dennis, a British businessman, acquired Heuer, the…
What makes you love high-end timepieces?
From Rolex to Rado, Oris to Omega - luxury watches lend an air of class and elegance to every wrist on which they rest. Our reasons for loving them go…
Are Heuer and TAG Heuer the Same?
One of the most well-known brands in the watch industry is TAG Heuer, but what exactly does that moniker mean? The phrase "Techniques d'Avant-Garde" is referred to as "TAG," which…
10 Things About Bulova You (Probably) Didn’t Know
1. An Immigrant In New York City, a jeweler's shop known as the J. Bulova Company was established, in 1875, by a Bohemian immigrant by the name of Joseph Bulova.…
The Magic and Muggle World of Horology
In the Harry Potter world, there are countless variations of time keeping devices that, here in the muggle world, would absolutely mesmerize us, enchanting the walls of our living rooms,…
Is It Still Worth It To Invest In A Mechanical Watch?
Some thought that mechanical watches would never recover from the advent of cheaper quartz watches, but they were wrong. Likewise, when the smartwatch phenomenon took hold, the same fear prevailed.…
Why Men Refused To Wear Watches
It's been said that men have always interacted, with trends, at a much slower pace than women. While women control the world's buying power - many report around 80% of…
What’s the difference between automatic, mechanical, and hand-wound watches?
Mechanical watch movements come in many shapes and sizes, but the two most common are automatic and hand-wound. The type you want really depends on your personal preferences, as each…
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