\Video Transcript Here at Crown & Caliber we often feature watches that can cost $4,000 and $5,000, and sometimes even
Which Came First – The Watch or the Celebrity Following? It’s kind of like the age-old debate, which came
Brief History of Materials Used for the Watch Case For centuries, watchmakers exclusively used precious metals like gold, silver, and
Watches and Ski Season Winter is in full throttle. The first snow has fallen. For many of us, that means
Video Transcription Mechanical watches have been around for centuries, and over the several hundred years of watchmaking technological advancements have
Video Transcription The Rolex Submariner is a watch we talk about a lot, and for good reason. It's the watch
The Quintessential Dive Watch When you consider the quintessential dive watch, a number of different models probably come to mind.
The Development of Quality Standards Since the early days of watchmaking, watchmakers have built reputations and grown brands on the
Brief History of the Breitling Navitimer The Breitling brand has become synonymous with superior pilot watches since the release
Video Transcription Most watches follow a pretty standard design. It's a circular case, with lugs connecting to a bracelet, and
Each year, the watch industry has a plethora of exciting events. Almost every month, there’s a different auction or
Developing a Signature Design as a Watch Brand Every watch brand has signature traits. For some, it’s technical, and for
The Rolex Daytona: A Collector’s Timepiece The Daytona instantly became a staple of the Rolex catalog when it debuted in
