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In the pantheon of American watches there is perhaps no more storied brand than the Hamilton Watch Company of Lancaster, PA. In 1892, Hamilton emerged like a Phoenix from the ashes of the bankrupt Keystone Standard Watch Company. Keystone in...
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Ok, I’m gonna come clean. Some of you know and some of you don’t. But I’m a geezer. I’ll just put that out there and you can do your own arithmetic and such while I talk about a birth year...
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Some folks love ‘em, some folks hate ‘em. They’re light. They’re tinny. They feel flimsy. They stretch (even the ones that are supposed to stretch, stretch too much). And worst of all, they do not inspire confidence if you’re going...
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Here at Everest, we’re big time excited about our latest project, the Monta OceanKing. Making a watch from the drawing board to the real thing in steel is a big project for us, and the feedback we’ve gotten from Everest...
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The latest version of the Rolex Explorer dropped at Baselworld a few weeks ago. I dunno… maybe I’ve been living under a rock, but I haven’t seen much buzz on the latest reference (214270). Now, to be sure, the Explorer...
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Chris Foerster over at Bob’s Watches contacted me the other day. Bob’s, as you may know, is a premier pre-owned Rolex seller located in Huntington Beach, California (in fact, they’ve now branched out into numerous other luxury brands). And Chris...
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We haven’t run a Favorite Watches post for a while, and it’s time to get back to it. This time, it’s the Rolex Submariner 14060M No-Date. For me, this watch is in a constant struggle with my Speedmaster Professional for...
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