
Purely Personal Views On Wristwatches, Fine Watchmaking, And Horology News, Reviews, And Collecting
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Most of the watches that I write about cost thousands of dollars – tens of thousands, usually, but there are also a few in there kicking around in the six figure space; these are what you might call luxury watches, although sharp folks read...
Naoya Hida and Zenith was not on my bingo card.
Very often when I sit down to write a watch story, I remember something Alan Downing wrote in his persona as Watchbore, over at Timezone.com (this was many years ago, I think in the very earl...
Buckle up, buttercup, this one gets complicated fast.
When last we met it was for a discussion of the pros, cons, risks, and benefits of collaborations, and we looked specifically at the collaboration between Ferrari, and Jony Ive’s design...
And three watch launches, the challenges of disrupting expectations – and why there aren't more aluminum watch cases.
The launch of the Ferrari Luce, the first electric car from Maranello, was always going to generate controversy, but the...
And once again, ceramics to the rescue.
I have been on something of a materials binge lately, which originally started out in response to a conversation which took place at Screw Down Crown on the subject of “grand feu” enamel dials on the...
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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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