Watches
What Makes This Iconic Pilot’s Watch the Gold Standard in Aviation?
There is perhaps no wristwatch still in production that’s more associated with flight and pilots.
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WatchesHow This Affordable Seiko Became the Ultimate Starter Watch
The classic Seiko 5 series spawned innovation, scads of affordable watches and a legion of fans.
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The First Global Positioning System Was This Marine Chronometer Watch
The precision of John Harrison's breakthrough timepieces enabled the age of European exploration.
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The History of the Casio G-Shock
The Casio G-Shock is revered by many as “the toughest watch on the planet.” But it's much more than that.
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How to Read a Watch Bezel
From simple count-up to count-down, slide-rule, tachymeter, 12-hour or more.
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Redington SonicDry Fly Waders
These waders are feature rich, designed with maximum fishing comfort in mind. You’ll find a front zipper, suspenders, a wading belt, gravel guards, articulated knees, zip-up micro-fleece hand warmer pockets and a variety of other pockets for every accessory imaginable. They’re made of tough, lightweight, four-layer SurgeShell nylon fabric with 37.5™ Technology by Cocona®.
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Patek Philippe Nautilus Travel Time Chronograph
No, it’s not another GMT, and it’s much more than a timer.
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For $24 Million, a Complex and Storied Patek
The most complicated watch Patek Philippe has ever made without the aid of a computer is going on the auction block again at Sotheby’s in Geneva, Switzerland this November 11.
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Talking Shop with Leo Padron, a New American Watchmaker
Leo Padron grew up a tinkerer, then turned his focus to fixing his grandfather’s broken wristwatch. He succeeded…and then he started building his own.
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Robert Loomes: Bringing Watchmaking Back to the British Isles
Robert Loomes & Co., makes gorgeous watches in small, limited editions of 50 or 100 pieces.
