World of watches

An endeavor as delicate as reviving a century-old pocket watch is less a repair job and more a historical conversation. It’s a journey into the soul

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The world of horology, a domain often seen as a bastion of tradition and precise engineering, is constantly evolving. For centuries, the mechanical watch

At the very heart of every mechanical timepiece lies its regulating organ, a delicate and dynamic duo: the balance wheel and the hairspring.

From the very moment humanity learned to track time with portable devices, the materials used to house these intricate mechanisms have been just as important

Before the scream of the jet engine reshaped our world, the pilot’s watch was a relatively straightforward affair. It was born from a simple need

The perpetual calendar is, for many, one of the grandest achievements in mechanical watchmaking. It’s a tiny, self-contained universe of gears and

Deep within the heart of every analog watch, an intricate ballet of gears and levers translates stored energy into the steady, familiar march of time.

It’s hard to imagine now, but before the 1970s, the world of watchmaking had a single, undisputed king: Switzerland. For centuries, Swiss artisans had