On the bench, a nice Titus watch with a stainless steel case. This would be called a boys watch nowadays with a diameter of 30 mm without the (original signed) crown. For some reason, this Swiss brand is one of the …
Service: Titus Dress Watch with Felsa 465 Movement Read More »
Spending a lot of time in the forums, I see a lot of people ask the question “what model is it?” in reference to their watch. Reactions to the answer “it doesn’t have one” tend to vary. Some ask “what …
Why You Shouldn’t Care About Labelling Your Watch Read More »
Buren is (still) one of those underrated brands. Buren was a respectable Swiss brand that used in-house movements. They were 1 of the manufacturers of the “Dirty Dozen“. They invented the micro-rotor. But somehow, the watches don’t receive much appreciation. …
Service: Buren Grand Prix with Buren 1420 Movement Read More »
I came across this cheap watch at a collector’s fair. It’s an unbranded Flieger-style watch. Though it’s clearly not Haute Horlogerie, I liked the design and the appearance. The watch was obviously mechanical because I heard the keyless works rattle turning …
