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Meet the 10th-anniversary Precisionist X
Bulova makes a watch that is precise to 1/1000th of a second. Aptly called the Precisionist, this piece has been…
The tuning fork is dead to Accutron – all hail electrostatic!
For Accutron (or Bulova, if that’s how your memory works; that said, the brands are distinct now) the Spaceview of…
Ran out of things to listen to? Accutron is here to help
How, you might ask? Sure, they’re supporters of the Grammys, but this isn’t about music. No, you see, Bulova is…
Helping kids via your watch buying habits
Here’s a quick hit of good news – and a way you can do some good. For several years, Citizen…
Vortic and Veterans, keeping venerable watches viable
No doubt, if you’re reading this site, you’re like us. You like watches, specifically mechanical watches, and you love hearing…
Hangin’ tough with the Citizen Promaster Tough
One never quite knows what musical melodies can pop into ones mind, and you’ve seen those color article titles from…
Reviewing the Dan Henry 1970
To fully appreciate Dan Henry watch designs, it’s helpful to understand the motivation behind the man. At the age of…
Hands-on with the NTH Antilles and Azores – Take it to the limit one more time
The NTH Tropics were inspired by the compressor-case diving watches which proliferated from the late ’50’s to mid ’70’s –…
No, a watch cannot be too thin
In Jim Manley’s write-up of the Melbourne Collins, he asked, “Can a watch be too thin?” I have a hypothesis:…