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Five Takeaways From Five Watches, Straight From the Tudor Archive Collection
Four pristine examples and a military veteran that served well.Charting the Rise of Chinese Watchmaking with a Visit to the Middle Kingdom’s Largest Watch Fair
A trip to the major watch fair few know about.Recommended Reading: F.P. Journe, Ray Charles and the Watch That Was Never To Be
The story told by @thejourneguy.Portrait: Masahiro Kikuno, Japanese Independent Watchmaker
A Japanese approach to watchmaking, executed by hand.Hands-On with an Uber-Rare but Little Known Rolex – the Zerographe Mono-Pusher
The one-button minute-counter from the 1930s is impossibly scarce, but here are two of them - both "new old stock".Toshiba’s Founder Once Built Japan’s Most Complicated Clock
The 1000-part masterpiece was completed in 1851 and has yet to be surpassed.Portraits of Seiko’s Micro Artist Studio, Where Masterpieces like the Credor Eichi II are Made
Celebrity photographer ND Chow captures the essence of craftsmanship at the tiny workshop producing the finest watches in Japan.Why are Stainless Steel Watches so Collectible and Expensive?
Delving into why the most expensive watch ever sold is made of the least expensive of metals; plus how steel makes sense with slowing demand for modern luxury watches.Recommended Reading: Deciphering the Typography and Fonts of A. Lange & Söhne
Award winning designer Larry Peh explores the evolution and use of typefaces in Lange wristwatches.Hands-On with the Rolex Day-Date 40 “Arabic Dial” Special Edition; Plus a Brief History of the Arabic Day-Date
Explaining the origins of the Rolex Day-Date with the Arabic script dial, plus a look at the ultra-rare platinum Day-Date 40 with Eastern Arabic numerals.Load More
