Time Through the Ages, Part 1: The English Watch Making Heyday – Where Did It All Start?
Time Through the Ages is a four part series commissioned by Worn & Wound, a place to discover watches and experience
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Horology Symposium To Ensure A Resilient Future For Watch And Clockmaking
The horological industry gathered together on the 26th April at the Museum of Timekeeping, Upton Hall, home of the British Horological
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Clocktime Digital Museum Shares Founder’s Passion For Horology
Clocktime is a digital museum created by the world-renowned inventor and passionate collector Dr John C. Taylor OBE FRSEng (below). Dr Taylor
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What Happens At A Watch Meetup
By Hamish Robertson The Watch community is famous for holding Meetups, and we want to highlight just quite why they
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Hanhart Is Synonymous With Precision Timekeeping
Around 100-years ago Hanhart became Europe’s largest producer and the market leader in the mechanical stopwatch sector, playing a leading
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Clockwork Treasures From China’s Forbidden City Come To London
Turn back the hands of time and discover a beautiful exhibition of mechanical marvels at the Science Museum in London.
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Sherwood Watches Inspired By British Secret Agent
Sherwood Watches is the brainchild of Glynn Reynolds, a graphic designer from Nottinghamshire, a stone’s throw away from the world
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The Best Vintage Rolex Watches to Collect
By Alan Wood Discover 6 of the most collectable vintage Rolex watches to add to your collection. As curated by
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Why Buy A Vintage Watch?
By Alan Wood Vintage watches continue to grow in popularity thanks to their quality and workmanship. Find out why buying
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A Day In The Life…Geoff Allnutt
Geoff Allnutt started his clock and watchmaking journey at the age of 12 working alongside his father, John at his
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