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Jack ForsterPurely Personal Views On Wristwatches, Fine Watchmaking, And Horology News, Reviews, And Collecting
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Marine Chronometers, Lemons, Longitude, And Charles Darwin's High Body Count In 'Voyage Of The Beagle'
Beagle, in the Straits of Magellan; illustration from the frontspiece of the 1890 edition of Voyage Of The Beagle
Some Thoughts On Gatekeeping In The Watch World
Image, Andrej Lisakov, via Unsplash
The Piaget Polo 79 And The Not So Unpleasant Matter Of The Bill
The Piaget Polo is in its own way, something very pure. It does not ask to be understood as a great piece of intricate metiers d’art craftsmanship or as a deeply meaningful cultural object, nor does it propose to you that it is a work of ar...
It's 2024. Is This The Year Everyone Gets Tired Of Watches?
Let me say at the outset that the last decade has been a remarkable one for watches. Just in general, the level of interest that we’ve all seen in watches and watchmaking seems to have grown exponentially – along with prices, unfortunately,...
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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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