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The simple answer to this question is yes. All automatic watches need to be wound before they can function properly. But why? How to automatic watches work? And how do I wind my own automatic timepiece? What is an automatic watch? If you are someone new to the world of watches, then learning about the different types of watch movements…
Rado have been on top form this past year and there are so many incredible new releases from them that it’s almost impossible to fit them all into one feature. From the highly coveted 2019 Rado Captain Cook to Rado Tennis chronographs, new Hyperchrome 1314 watches for both men and women and so much more, Rado have spoiled us already…
The turtle shell is back! Certina have released some incredible new Certina watches for 2019 that continue to show off their technical sophistication and sporty spirit. We have a new special edition that celebrates the wonderful work of the Sea Turtle Conservancy charity, a highly celebrated Heritage DS PH200M which has already won first place in the annual “Watch of…
Just one of several brands owned by the Swatch Group, Longines always makes a point of showing off their newest innovations at every year. For 2019, the Swiss manufacturer bought us several new additions to their popular HydroConquest collection that are beautifully designed for men in need of a high performing sports watch. We were also treated to some stunning…
A manual winding watch is a mechanical timepiece that must be physically wound before it can work. Within a manual winding watch, you will find combination of tiny, intricate components that work together to power the functions on the dial. The sole provider inside a mechanical movement is something called a mainspring. For the watch to start ticking, the mainspring…
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