In May of 1961 president John F. Kennedy sat before a special joint session of congress to formally announce the undertaking of sending an American to the moon (and safely
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If there were two words I’d use to describe watches of Minase, they’d be complex and nuanced. Sure, they tell the time, and yes, you can generally read them at
I don’t know about you, but when I hear the words “minute repeater tourbillon” in that particular order, the next word that comes to mind is not usually “understated.” It
I have a birthday coming up later this year, and according to custom, math, and the Netflix algorithm that is serving me a heavy dose of mid-90s action thrillers, it’s
There are many reasons why I have a true appreciation for the microbrand space. Microbrands have opened up a whole new world for watch enthusiasts to experience unique designs at
California dials have been around for the better part of a century, though they’ve had a particular resurgence in the last few years. While historically there are some debates over
“Watches, Stories, and Gear” is a roundup of our favorite content, watch or otherwise, from around the internet. Here, we support other creators, explore interesting content that inspires us, and
Editor’s Note: In this edition of The 3 Watch Collection for $5,000, reader Justin Richardson has selected a trio of watches that represent not only the three most prominent watchmaking
Dietrich is a brand that thrives outside of the usual comfort zone of the easily recognizable, and the well trodden path. Watches like the Time Companion and in particular the
If you’ve been to a recent Windup Watch Fair, chances are you’ve interacted with John McConnico, founder of Bespoke Watch Projects. His brand has become a staple at Windup Watch
As a young lad growing up in the ‘80s, a set of velcro strap shoes were a core part of my wardrobe, which also consisted of a sweet Robin Yount
Norqain recently expanded their Freedom 60 Chronograph collection with a new 40mm example, and the watch drew plenty of attention at the Windup Watch Fair San Francisco. That watch is
Bremont has introduced their latest novelty, a new chronograph in their motorsport collection inspired by one of the most iconic of all British sports cars. The Jaguar C-type was introduced
Car maker and watch company collaborations can be, er, interesting. The verges of Watchworld (oh yes, all this and bad puns too) are littered with a few collabs that would
Brew Watch Co. has long been a fan favorite at our Windup Watch Fairs, and this year at San Francisco was no exception. Brand founder and designer, Jonathan Ferrer was
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