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Few men can look back at their time on Earth and truly say that they were visionaries of industry. Automobiles had Henry Ford. Entertainment had Walt Disney. Modern technology had...

In our previous article on the anatomy of watch, we briefly touched on the basic outer parts of a watch. This time, we’ll dive a little deeper and discuss the...

If you’re into watches, you’ve probably heard the term “Bond Nato”. This design was made popular by Sean Connery playing James Bond in Goldfinger (1964) by wearing his Rolex “Big Crown” Submariner Ref. 6538 on a fabric strap resembling the NATO. The strap was navy with two wide olive stripes flanked by a thin burgundy trim.

Watches, small as they are, are complex machines that contain hundreds to even thousands of minute components. If that wasn’t complicated enough, each watch has its own unique caliber and movement, and Horologists take years to study and understand these different parts and how they work together to form that masterpiece on your wrist.