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I promise to change it up from mulling over Omega’s innovations in timekeeping and their impact on their own watches and on fine watchmaking in general the next time I do a post here, but I ran across something last week that I thought was ...
There are a number of different standards, independent and brand-administered, in watchmaking. Rolex, for instance, submits its movements for COSC certification but also regulates all of its watches to a maximum daily deviation in rate of -...
This one comes to you courtesy of my older son Zach, who finds luxury in general uninteresting, but whose research skills I have depended on more than once; I wanted to find out what typeface Casio had used on one of the most basic and inex...
So far this year, there have been a couple of watches which have been specifically identified by their creators as having been influenced by Brutalism. Those watches, the Toledano & Chan B/1 and the Audmars Piguet [RE]Master02, at first gla...
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Jack Forster is a watch enthusiast, and has been writing about watches professionally for over two decades. Global Editorial Director at Watchbox.com; all Split Seconds content purely personal.
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