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Just how hard can it be to make watch parts? Yes, they’re small. Yes, they need to work together. But for crying out loud, part time watchmakers who were full time farmers were making parts in small shacks in the...
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One of the most popular pieces in the Rolex lineup is the GMT-Master II. When you see an old guy wearing the only watch he’s ever owned, chances are it’s a Pepsi or Coke GMT-Master – named for the red/blue...
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French wine and champagne, Cuban cigars, Belgium chocolate, Italian sports cars…only true watch bands are manufactured in Switzerland. Everest has chosen Italian calf leather as the base for their French styled product. President of Everest, David Barnes notes “we have...
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It’s not often that an offering from Rolex stirs up a commotion, in that they’ve been known to religiously stay true to their iconic roots, so when they do, headlines are surely made. Just over one year ago, Rolex teased...
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There are a number of factors that explain why an item at auction sold for a certain amount. A painting once worth pennies could suddenly sell for millions if there is a compelling story behind it. A baseball autographed by...
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Over the last four years, we have been fortunate enough to meet quite a few interesting and passionate individuals in the horology world. What is quite surprising is that the background and age differs tremendously from person to person. One...
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