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How Desirable Are In-House Movements From Smaller Watchmakers? - Ask Watch Experts Questions About Watches

 Mark B. from Salt Lake City, Utah, USA asks:Should an in-house movement from a smaller company (such as Nomos) play a bigger part in the buying decision than a pedestrian movement from a brand name company such as ETA?Great question, as it is also one I have pondered and used to make decisions in the past.Simple answer, YES. Reasoning, well, that can be summarized in these three points:1. With in-house caliber (IHC) I expect fit, finish, attention to details, accuracy, or technology not found elsewhere. All true qualities on a NOMOS but rarely on repackaged ETAs. Some re-branded ET

Romain Jerome Skylab Skeletonized Watches

We are used to the fact that many new Romain Jerome watches are approached with a lot of emotion, given their typically controversial designs and unorthodox character. That, however, wasn't the case when we debuted the Romain Jerome Skylab watch at the end of 2013. Don't get me wrong, it just wouldn't be a Romain Jerome if everyone liked it, but people felt pretty positive about the Skylab. So after some hands-on time with the collection, let's see what the new skeletonized Romain Jerome Skylab timepieces are all about.As it is with the also new Romain Jerome 1969 collection, the Skyl

Porsche Design P'6780 Diver Watch Is Hand-Me-Down Eterna

When I visited the Porsche Design booth at Baselworld 2010 I was pretty amused to see the new P'6780 Diver watch cause it looked pretty familiar. In fact, just a few years ago Eterna released a watch that was almost identical, called the Eterna KonTiki Diver. I really loved about that piece and wrote about it here. Why was it that somehow the Eterna KonTiki Diver was now a simplified Porsche Design watch?For starters you should know that Eterna makes all the watches for Porsche Design. So it seemed pretty clear that this was a deliberate move, meant to erase the history of the KonTiki

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 92

Travel and some technical issues prevented use from putting up new episodes of the HourTime Show watch podcast lately - we do apologize. Episode 92 was recorded while in Geneva, and is a good one to start off the season of watch shows. See the new embedded podcast player below or go here to listen to episode 92. See more articles about: Post navigationPrevious PostPrometheus Baiji Watch GiveawayNext PostRomain Jerome Chrono Tourbillon Limited Edition Watch