Smartwatches and fitness trackers have dominated the timepiece market for a few years, but recently, there has been a revived interest in mechanical watches. While they may lack the bells and whistles ...

The Apple Watch has been on the market for long enough that its earlier iterations are now unsupported. Where some see little more than e-waste others see an opportunity, as has [NanoRobotGeek] with ...

I’m used to seeing innovation from MING, the Malaysian independent watch brand that has become one of the industry’s hottest brands among collectors in just over a half-decade of existence. From the ...

In this case, the Mechanical Watch Box goes for restrained elegance. measuring 215 x 150 x 140 mm and weighing in at a hefty 3.4 kg (7.4 lb). It is crafted out of Inox stainless steel, acrylics, glass ...

They say that within the first seconds of meeting a person, we unconsciously use only a few basic factors to form an impression. Something similar is true of watches. What can you tell right away when ...

In the world of horology, the introduction of MECEXP’s first-generation product, the MS1001 mechanical watch offers watch collectors a unique timepiece seamlessly merging the traditional art of ...

I’ve never really got on with smartwatches. Which is slightly awkward, given I’ve spent most of my professional career reviewing them. I respect what they do. I understand why people love them. But ...

To understand postmodernism, we must first understand modernism. In the late 1800s, the Western world industrialized, secularized, urbanized, and democratized ...

Phantasos is a unique mechanical watch equipped with three rotating arms providing the correct time at a quick glance. Launched via Kickstarter the project has already raised over $200,000 thanks to ...

The watch’s ice blue dial features a geometric pattern that reflects light, while raised minute hands add extra depth to the face. The octagonal case, meanwhile, adds to the reflective nature of the ...

Time flies. And waits for no one. And once lost, is never found. Yet still we try to keep time, and measure it. Let the French, Germans, and British fight over who invented the wearable clock, or ...