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Why There Is No Best Watch And How I Don't Have A Favorite Timepiece

Choose just one watch forever? Why?I am sorry to disappoint the superlative loving masses but there is no one best watch and I regret to inform you that I don't have a standout favorite timepiece or watch brand. It is worth noting that what prompted me to assemble the collection of thoughts in this article is the experience of several years of people innocently repeatedly asking me these questions. The inquisitive remarks themselves are no doubt natural but few people seem to be satisfied with my response. When it comes down to it, I cannot in good faith claim a single best or list of

Jaeger-LeCoultre Grande Reverso Ultra-Thin 1931 Chocolate Watch Review

Jaeger-LeCoultre has been knocking it out of the park for the last few years with their vintage-inspired tribute collection of Reversos.? Styled after their earliest models from the 1930s, JLC breathed new life into the Reverso line by going back to their roots, using non-complicated manual winding movements, simple dials, and an ultra-thin case design.? The first in the collection, a black dial two hand Reverso known simply as the Tribute To 1931, was revealed at SIHH in 2011, and was subsequently followed up in 2012 with a red-dialed version known as the Rouge, and in 2013 with the B

My First Grail Watch: Manuel Emch

Welcome back to an original aBlogtoWatch feature, "My First Grail Watch." In this series, we ask prominent people in the watch industry about the first timepiece that they lusted after. Today, we're speaking with Manuel Emch, who, along with being a watch designer, was at the helm of Jaquet Droz, and?is currently the CEO of Romain Jerome. He also has a relatively rare distinction as having designed what he identifies as being one of his grail watches.aBlogtoWatch (ABTW): Who are you, and what is your relationship to the watch industry?Manuel Emch (ME): My name is Manuel Emch and I wa

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Help Desk 1

In addition to the regular HourTime show format, we are experimenting with a new Help Desk show. The idea is that you can call, chat, or e-mail in with your questions. Using the POWER OF THE INTERNET - lol - you can be a part of the show. The idea of the Help Desk is to address what you have on your mind, as well as to make the show more interactive. The first show is a bit rough, but we are going to be making it better and better. For more details on how to call in or contact us with questions for the next show, see the link below and stay tuned.Listen to the HourTime watch podcast He