Zenith at the Helm of the Automatic Chronograph Chronograph wristwatches have been around since the early 1900s. British watchmaker John Harwood created the first automatic wristwatch in 1923. However, these two mechanisms didn’t come together until decades later – in 1969
The Truth About Waterproof vs. Water-Resistant One of the biggest points of confusion in the watch community is the difference between waterproof and water-resistant. When watchmakers
More Notable Watch Hands and Their Nicknames Last month, we kicked off an in-depth look at the intricacies of watch hands. This stylistic and functional
When you ponder watchmaking’s storied history, you might immediately think of Switzerland, the mecca of modern watchmaking. You may remember great watchmaking nations, like
Enhancing Your Watch Knowledge Although the words chronograph and chronometer may sound similar, they’re two totally different concepts in watchmaking. In the simplest terms, a
Classic Dress Watches from Classic Brands A dress watch is a staple in any collection. It’s a safe bet for everyday wear in business settings.
Notable Watch Hands and Their Nicknames Watchmakers are quite possibly some of the most detail-oriented artisans in the world. When you start to dissect the
Beginnings in Geneva: Trading in Jewels for Timepieces Today we know Switzerland as the mecca of watchmaking with Geneva being one of its most important
Watches that Gain Value in the Pre-Owned Market As leaders in the pre-owned market, one of the top questions we get is about the value
The Often Overlooked Rolex Turn-O-Graph Rolex’s Datejust Turn-O-Graph is a model that fans often overlook in the brand’s rich history. Watches like Submariner tend to
