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Watch Fact of the Day: The 'Liberty Bell' Watch: A Symbol of American Independence in Time
📅 Saturday, July 4, 2026 Did you know that in 1976, to commemorate the United States Bicentennial, a unique watch was created featuring a miniature, working ‘Liberty Bell’ that would strike the hours? This highly intricate timepiece was a testament to both American ingenuity and Swiss watchmaking precision, blending patriotic symbolism with horological artistry. It remains a fascinating, albeit…
Watch Fact of the Day: The 'Dirty Dozen': British Army's Secret WWII Watch Order
📅 Friday, July 3, 2026 During World War II, the British Ministry of Defence commissioned 12 different Swiss watch manufacturers to produce robust, accurate, and waterproof wristwatches for their soldiers. These watches, known collectively by collectors as the ‘Dirty Dozen,’ each featured a black dial, Arabic numerals, a sub-seconds register, and a specific ‘W.W.W.’ (Wrist Watch Waterproof)…
Watch Fact of the Day: The 'Dirty Dozen': WWII's Secret Watch Order
📅 Thursday, July 2, 2026 During World War II, the British Ministry of Defence commissioned 12 Swiss watch manufacturers to produce robust, accurate, and waterproof wristwatches for their soldiers. These watches, featuring a black dial, Arabic numerals, luminous hands, and a railway track minute marker, became known collectively as the ‘Dirty Dozen’ and are highly sought after by collectors today…
Watch Fact of the Day: The 'Dirty Dozen': WWII's Secret Watch Order
📅 Wednesday, July 1, 2026 During World War II, the British Ministry of Defense commissioned 12 different Swiss watch manufacturers to produce robust, accurate, and waterproof wristwatches for their soldiers. These watches, known collectively as the ‘Dirty Dozen,’ were built to strict specifications, featuring black dials, Arabic numerals, luminous hands, and a railway track minute marker,…
From the Streets to the Runway: G-Shock's Impact on Streetwear Fashion
When Casio engineer Kikuo Ibe designed the first G-Shock in 1983, he was solving a practical problem: creating a watch that wouldn’t break when dropped. He couldn’t have predicted that his indestructible timepiece would become one of the most influential fashion accessories of the past four decades, transcending its tool watch origins to become a genuine cultural icon embraced by everyone from…
Tissot Gentleman Powermatic 80 Review: The Swiss Automatic That Punches Way Above Its Price
The question of whether the Tissot Gentleman Powermatic 80 is a ‘giant killer’ is one that gets asked repeatedly in watch enthusiast circles. The answer, after spending time with it, is: yes — with some important caveats. At $950, it sits at the entry point of the Swiss luxury watch market, and it delivers specifications that would cost significantly more from brands like Longines, Certina, or…
Citizen Brycen Eco-Drive Chronograph Review: Solar Power Meets Dress Watch Sophistication
There is a specific type of watch buyer who wants it all: the elegance of a dress watch, the utility of a chronograph, the practicality of never changing a battery, and the confidence of 100m water resistance. The Citizen Brycen Eco-Drive Chronograph exists for exactly that person. At around $439, it is not a budget watch — but measured against what it delivers, it represents exceptional value in…
Watch of the Week Archive: Seiko Prospex HBC005 — Japan's First Dive Watch, Reborn for 2026
To mark 145 years since Kintaro Hattori opened his Tokyo clock shop, Seiko has reissued the watch that started it all: the 1965 Prospex diver — Japan’s first purpose-built dive watch. The HBC005 is powered by the Calibre 6R55 with a 72-hour power reserve, features a super-hard coated stainless steel case, a silver-white aluminium rotating bezel with blue accents, and a bracelet with a…
Watch Fact of the Day: The First Waterproof Watch Wasn't Rolex, But a Pocket Watch!
📅 Tuesday, June 30, 2026 While Rolex popularized the waterproof wristwatch with the Oyster in 1926, the very first truly waterproof watch was actually a pocket watch. It was patented in 1891 by François Borgel, a Genevan watch case maker, featuring a screw-down bezel and case back, a design principle still used today. This innovation predated Rolex’s famous Oyster case by 35 years, proving that…
History of G-Shock
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OBSCURA
The Obscura – a watch that began in 2017 and then constantly adjusted and refined. A project of self-indulgence. It is my best work and finally I can retire, happy. I am not retiring of course and probably never will, the point being the Obscura is unfettered by expense, detail, materials and craftsmanship. A watch that could only ever be made now, with the experience, team and makers accumulated over the last 15 years.
In summary the Obscura is an artefact. It was designed specifically within all the normal watch constraints, i.e. a round watch that tells the time with central hour and minute hands but manipulated to look less conventional and more like a mysterious timing device. Something (when housed in its canister), that if discovered in the undergrowth should probably be left alone, or handed in. This is a watch of suspicious origins, perhaps military, perhaps alien. It is obscure, subtly so and definitely more than the sum of its parts, the details of which tell the Obscura’s story.
I invite you to check out my updated Watch Enthusiast Site: https://watchesandmore.org/
OBSCURA
The Obscura – a watch that began in 2017 and then constantly adjusted and refined. A project of self-indulgence. It is my best work and finally I can retire, happy. I am not retiring of course and probably never will, the point being the Obscura is unfettered by expense, detail, materials and craftsmanship. A watch that could only ever be made now, with the experience, team and makers accumulated over the last 15 years.
In summary the Obscura is an artefact. It was designed specifically within all the normal watch constraints, i.e. a round watch that tells the time with central hour and minute hands but manipulated to look less conventional and more like a mysterious timing device. Something (when housed in its canister), that if discovered in the undergrowth should probably be left alone, or handed in. This is a watch of suspicious origins, perhaps military, perhaps alien. It is obscure, subtly so and definitely more than the sum of its parts, the details of which tell the Obscura’s story.
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