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How to Take Care of a Vintage Watch: A Complete Guide for Collectors and Enthusiasts
Vintage watches are more than simple timekeeping instruments—they are mechanical works of art, historical artifacts, and often valuable investments. Whether you own a classic Rolex, Omega, Longines, or a lesser-known...
The Smallest Watch Mechanism Ever Existed
Introduction When discussing the smallest watch mechanism ever created, one name inevitably rises above all others: Jaeger-LeCoultre 101. In a world dominated by bold men’s swiss watches, large pocket watch...
Classification of Watch Dial Markers: Complete Guide
In the world of Swiss watches, small details matter. One of these details is the hour markers on the dial - the shapes or symbols that show the hours. They...
Top 10 Most Expensive Watches Sold at Phillips Auction in 2025
The year 2025 turned out to be a blockbuster for vintage wristwatch auctions worldwide. Major houses like Phillips, Sotheby’s, and Christie’s saw passionate bidding wars drive sky-high hammer prices and...
The Ultimate Guide to Rectangular and Square Watches: Brands, History, and Style
In the world of horology, few designs create as much visual impact as the square watch and the elegantly elongated rectangle watch. Their sharp lines, perfect symmetry, and architectural presence...
What's the Right Watch Size for My Wrist?
Introduction Picking the perfect watch size for your wrist might seem like a minor detail—but it’s actually a game-changer. Think about it: a watch isn't just a tool for telling...
Longines x Wittnauer
Ever wonder why some vintage watch dials bear both the Longines and Wittnauer names? It’s not a coincidence or a quirk – it’s the trace of a partnership that shaped...
Longines x West End Watch Co. Discovery
When we spotted this unassuming vintage Longines at a vintage watch fair, our instinct said: there’s something special here.What looked at first glance like a classic 1920s trench-style wristwatch turned...
Why François Borgel Watch Cases Are So Valuable?
Who Was François Borgel, and Why Should You Care? Have you ever heard of François Borgel? If not, you’re not alone. Yet this 19th-century Genevan watchmaker quietly revolutionised how watches...
What’s the Real Difference - Gold, Gold-Plated, Gold-Filled, or Gold-Capped Watches
If you’ve spent any time browsing vintage watches, especially vintage Swiss watches, you’ve probably stumbled across listings filled with words like gold, gold-plated, gold-filled, or even gold-capped. They sound similar,...
Golden or Steel Watch - How to Choose?
There’s a quiet moment every watch lover faces — that little tug between gold watches and steel watches. You hold both in your hands, feel the weight, and wonder: which one...
Omega Dynamic Line: The Radical 1960s–1990s Experiment in Watch Design
Omega’s Dynamic line isn’t as famous as the Speedmaster or Seamaster, but it’s a fascinating chapter in Omega’s history. Born in the late 1960s, the Dynamic series was Omega’s playground...












