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Author: Time and Tide Watches
Adam Reeder Omega has always been on the cutting edge of horological technology. Aside from the engineering coup that was George Daniels’ co-axial escapement, Omega is…
Fergus Nash The 1920s and ‘30s were an exceptionally important period in the history of watchmaking, as the First World War brought wristwatches into widespread popularity…
Borna Bošnjak With their origin story told many times, Ball’s railroad-timing roots have become well-known. These days, however, the brand has branched out into a multitude…
Fergus Nash Chronographs and dive watches are some of the most popular kinds of watches, so naturally smashing them together is going to create some magic.…
D.C. Hannay I love this annual exercise, because it forces me to step back and take stock of a brand’s overall output across an entire twelve…
Fergus Nash White gold is an odd material when you really think about it. Even to a trained eye, it’s almost indistinguishable from stainless steel, it’s…
Fergus Nash It’s the rewinding time of year, and while it’s important to recap the most amazingly technical or beautiful watches, we can’t forget the high-value…
We recap the best releases of 2023 by fan-favourites Hamilton. The post The Hamilton highlights of 2023: cinema cameos, exploration and skeletonisation appeared first on Time+Tide…
Fergus Nash Watchmaking and the military are intrinsically linked, and it could be said that without the First World War, we’d still be wearing pocketwatches today.…
D.C. Hannay It’s time again to look back on The Year That Was, and take a moment to reflect upon the bastions of my personal watch…