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61Horology Schools and the history of time
Baume and Mercier Riviera I love my Swiss watch, a Baume and Mercier Riviera - you can see it in the picture above. I therefore thought I'd do some digging and put toghether a special hub all about time! I didn't even know what Horology was...
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66HOROLOGY - Watch & Clock Making - 21 VINTAGE books on DVD
Horology is the art or science of measuring time. Clocks, watches, clockwork, sundials, clepsydras, timers, time recorders and marine chronometers are all examples of instruments used to measure time. People interested in horology are called...
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70TIME FOR SALE: WATCHMAKING MYSTERY
Timepiece connoisseurs feel a like reverence for the minute repeater and sonnerie, watches that chime the time on tiny gongs fitted inside the case. Of all complicated watches, they are the most challenging to make. Today mechanical watches can be...
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73Corum Swiss Automatic Mechanical Vintage Watches Complete Guide-Review
Full guide to Corum watches: in-depth reviews and analysis; vintage and recent collections; calibers, materials, functions; links to dedicated reviews and more...
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76As Time Goes By - All About Time Keeping and Digital and Analogue Clocks
Everything you wanted to know about clocks. From telling the time, the history of clocks, weird clocks, strange clocks and how they all work.
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63Unerasable
In a time of the greatest scientific progress, against a backdrop of Great Plagues, Great Fires, and Cromwell’s witch hunt, lives Robert Hooke – practically the greatest forgotten visionary of all time....
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80Romain Jerome Titanic DNA Watch
Romain Jerome is a talented and renowned watch maker based in Geneva, Switzerland. The Titanic DNA promises to be the first collection of watches made in tribute to a historical event. There has been no...
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70Luxury Watches Made By Blancpain
Traditions and quality watches that have been 250 years in the making. Blancpain was started in 1735 by Jehan-Jacques Blancpain who vowed that he would never make a quartz watch. True to his word, there has...
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