
Purely Personal Views On Wristwatches, Fine Watchmaking, And Horology News, Reviews, And Collecting
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Including an unexpected airplane encounter with a high energy physicist.
Last Monday, I went up to Le Sentier to interview Daniel Roth. The drive up from my hotel (the Eidelweiss, which is a four star located conveniently close to the hote...
The case for unusual technical solutions, and what they say about the space watch challenge.
Having just written a lengthy and somewhat maudlin piece on nostalgia, irrational disappointment, and what I can only characterize as the persiste...
A Spitfire vs. a Dornier Do 17 bomber in a British defense ministry poster. Image, National Archives (USA)
It is sometimes thought that there was something inherently more gallant and chivalrous about aerial dogfighting with guns than dest...
Hyperbolic luxury can be an exuberant celebration of the indomitable human spirit. Wait, I'm going somewhere with this.
Sooner or later, we all end up living vicariously. The epicure with atherosclerosis, the oenophile whose liver is in re...
Space will get you, and your little watch too!
I just wrote about a very interesting watch for The 1916 Company Journal – that watch of course is the Barrelhand Monolith. The Monolith is the result of a six year development process in whic...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
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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