by Jon Edwards

Jon Edwards

Smartwatches will do just fine without WWIII, thanks.

WWI Popularized the Wristwatch. America Entered That War 100 Years Ago Yesterday

Liquid Metal Watch

By Seahope Design.

“Along the Way, Design Trumped Pure Logic & Some Watches Defied Convention With Bold New Shapes”

– Jason Heaton

“Our Analysis Failed to Find Any Perpetually Excellent Company or Industry” – Blue Ocean Strategy

This Year's Basel in One Word: Nostalgia The Long-term Future of an Industry That Has Been Improbably Successful.

“That's a Moiré"

This Is a First. Stack Overflow on My Timing Machine While Tweaking Some Settings to Analyze a Vintage Rolex

An Unconventional Chronograph. Hand Crafted by One Man, Hajime Asaoka.

“Rafa has broken five or six watches, actually exploded them while playing […] that is how we test our products.”

The Watchmaker Who Says He Isn't One

Quirky, Composite Clocks Infused With Lichen

One-minute Flying Tourbillon

With Daniels co-axial escapement.

Monobloc Actuator Chronograph

A covert take on operating the chronograph functions of a watch, from Porsche Design.

Image credit Porsche Design

The 4th Pocket Watch George Daniels Created

A tourbillon with spring detent escapement.

A Look at Tudor's New MT5813 Chronograph Calibre, by SJX

Calendrical Fallacies An Aid for Navigating the Complexities & Nuances of Dates & Time

Omega's 1957 Trilogy

3 iconic professional sports watches, retooled with modern materials & engineering.