Blog posts about Chronometer
300 Years Old and Accurate to the Second
In the 18th Century it was seen to be the ravings of an old man. That man was John Harrison. John Harrison, born in 1693 to a Lincolnshire carpenter, is best known as the man who solved the problem of longitude. The Royal Navy had lost many ships at sea because although latitude could be […]
Baselworld 2015 – Bremont Part 1
French it is not. Quintessentially British it is. Bremont is a favourite amongst British watch fans, due to a number of reasons. Lovely design, robustness, the Company itself and last but not least the English brothers that are the founders. If you ever go to a Baselworld and struggle to find some very friendly people […]
The Apple Watch – Again
It started several years ago when my wife innocently gave me a second-generation iPod Touch for Christmas. I spent all Christmas afternoon learning about it, and searching the App Store for cool watch apps. I found one in the Emerald Chronometer written by two guys in California who call themselves Emerald Sequoia. Little did I […]
Dodane 1857 – Type 23 Chronograph PVD Review
This has been promised since the end of last year, finally here it is here! Previously there was an overview of this wonderful watch, and generally giving you, the avid reader, a gist of what this watch is about. Today is an article from me, at times being a bit of a spoilt brat and […]