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A few days ago at a local thrift store, I found a slightly older version of the watch I wear most days: the Hamilton Khaki Automatic. More surprising than the watch’s price (which as you’ll see, was very surprising) was...
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If Rolex made a manually-wound flyback monopusher chronograph today, watch nerds worldwide would implode out of pure confusion. What if I told you this watch already exists? The Rolex Zerograph, sometimes designated as the Centregraph, first appeared in 1937 and...
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It is that time of the year when our sons and daughters walk across the stage to proudly accept their graduation certificates. They worked so hard to achieve a high school, college, and/or graduate school education, and of course, we...
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Before my time at Everest, watch memes were a regular feature in the Journal. Beyond their comic relief in the overly-serious world of watch collecting, memes are time capsules of community sentiment: reflecting the thoughts, feelings, and frustrations of watch...
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On May 18th Tudor gave the Black Bay 58 a blue ombré makeover in collaboration with Italian football team Inter Milan. The watch is limited to 1908 pieces, honoring the team’s inaugural year. In 2024 alone, Tudor has released three watches in...
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Despite being integral to most watches' designs, spring bars often go overlooked. These spring-loaded telescoping cylinders are responsible for keeping the strap or bracelet on your watch, and therefore keeping your watch on your wrist. They also secure clasps/buckles to straps and...
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“Rolex really screwed up this time! The new Submariner is a step in the wrong direction. It's nowhere near as good as the last one,”. Have you seen a post like this on the internet before? Ever noticed that the...
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