People are often concerned about the size of a watch and rightfully so. Not every watch will fit well. In case of vintage watches, specific sizes are more desirable than others. Still, often the information provided isn’t complete, wrong, or […]
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People often seem to confuse the terms “chronograph” and “chronometer.” Yes, they sound alike. But they’re two very different things. In this article, I’ll explain the difference between a chronograph and a chronometer. What’s a chronograph? A chronograph is a
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Lift angle might be one of those horological terms you ignore. Frankly, if you don’t want anything to do with the technical aspect of watches, I don’t blame you. But it’s not merely a hollow phrase. You never know when
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In this series, we tackle the questions that people ask in various places. Regardless of the nature of the question, we’ll answer it to the best of our abilities. This time, it’s a good one. So, you’re fascinated with vintage
FAQ: Are Vintage Watches Reliable? Read More »
In this article of our FAQ series, we want to talk about an issue that crosses the mind of every potential or new vintage watch owner. Are vintage watches waterproof? If you want to use a vintage watch on a
FAQ: Are Vintage Watches Waterproof? Read More »
It’s a common question. Many believe, that it was the 145.022, powered by the cal. 861. As a result, they refer to the cal. 861 and cal. 1861 Speedmasters as Moonwatches. Technically, the 145.022 was indeed worn on the Moon, so
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