I often visit shops and see what catches my eye.

Today it was this vintage Sheffield watch. Never heard of the brand but the first thing that grabbed my eye was the coffin shaped markers. Very similar to Alsta ones on the famous jaws watch.

Of co…

I know, crazy.

But i am going to wear a watch for as long as i can without swapping it out for another during the day…month…year?!

My idea…probably crazy…is to narrow my collection down to a one of each type. So i am starting with my divers and first…

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I recently talked to a gentleman who builds sax mouthpieces which are the most accurate repros of historical pieces used by 50's and 60's jazz legends one could get.

The processes he and his associate are using allows a per…

A few online dealers are already publishing placeholders, and the Reviews are starting.

They have made some interesting updates to this modern interpretation, like a hidden helium valve and a much more reasonable thickness.

They are using the same P…

hi y'all. i've got an itch for the sapphire bezel fifty fathoms line of watches but having a tough time nailing the decision between the barakuda and the regular production 42mm (the hodinkee mil-spec would be up there but i can't seem t…

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The bezel on my Seiko Samurai is nice and smooth and will have invariably moved out of position by the end of the day. My Universal Geneve Super Diver bezel is harder to rotate and has 60 clicks vs. 120 on the Seiko, but I never had the bezel move …

Have a few dive watches, ranging from very modestly priced to pricey. Use them for all sorts of outdoor activities… sort of tool watches that will handle the water.

Seiko quartz from 1984. Has been through the ringer for over 42 years. Replaced t…