Limes wants you to see their new Pharo DayDate
Guess who’s back? Limes is back! Well, they were never gone, but the Limes Pharo DayDate has not been available…
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Angelus U10 Calavera – a watch to die for.
Day of the Dead, Día De Muertos, is a holiday to remember family and friends who have died, celebrate them,…
Watching the Web for October 22, 2016
Welcome back to Watching the Web, where I take a look at watch related posts that have caught my eye…
Dive! Dive! Bell & Ross goes all Captain Nemo on your wrist
Bell & Ross, everyone’s favorite big square watch company, is making waves with their new Instrument De Marine series, a…
Introducing the Valachio Avantiam
Valachio is launching their first automatic watch, the Avantiam, with the tag line, ‘classic meets modern.’ So let’s talk a…
Arnold & Sons Golden Wheel in the sky keeps on turning
Carry on, my wayward watch lover, there’ll be a wandering hours watch from Arnold & Sons when you lay your…
The true story of Marie Antoinette’s amazing $11 million watch
On this day in 1983 the most incredible watch in the world was stolen from the L.A. Mayer Museum of Islamic Arts in Jerusalem. The watch, called the Breguet No. 160, disappeared for decades until resurfacing in a dusty attic decades later. My book, Marie Antoinette’s Watch tells the whole story but, in honor of this unique anniversary, I’m posting two chapters detailing the theft of the most mysterious watch in the world, the amazing, $11 million Que
Hands on the Thomas Earnshaw Beagle
Thomas Earnshaw Beagle automatic
Earnshaw Longcase 43: Quartz Chronograph with Date
The brand gets its name from the British horologist, Thomas Earnshaw, who made improvements to chronometers in the late 1700s. This is a polished, stainless steel chronograph powered by a Swiss quartz movement.
The Watch Video Rewind for November 15, 2015
Thanks for stopping by on a (hopefully) lovely Sunday for our regular feature, Watch Video Rewind. This is where we take a little time to share watch related videos we are able to track down across the interwebs. This week, we have a discussion on the differences between a tourbillon and carrousel, a very old-school skeletonized pocket watch, and a pair of musical watches from Breguet.