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The journal

Stories worth
spending time with.

Watch stories, things we’re learning, and notes from around the table.

Polished bridges, gears and jewels in an Omega chronograph movement.
A closer look at the craft: an Omega chronograph movement.Photo: Shane Lin · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Cropped for display

The founding collection

A little curiosity goes a long way.

Editorial drafts

Around the table

Your first gathering, without the guesswork.

You do not need a rare watch, a rehearsed introduction, or someone to come with. A little curiosity is enough.

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A closer look

What makes a watch tick?

Mechanical, quartz, and Spring Drive are different ways of keeping time. Understanding the difference makes the details more interesting.

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Collecting, thoughtfully

A good introduction begins with a clear interest.

The purpose is a genuine conversation with a retailer. A watch allocation is a separate decision, made by that retailer.

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The best watch story
might be yours.

Before we ask what’s on your wrist, we’d rather know what it means to you.

Perhaps it was a graduation gift. Perhaps you spotted it in a shop window, saved for it, and still remember the day you first put it on. Or perhaps it is simply the watch you wear because it does its job and makes you smile.

That is the kind of conversation we want to make room for. You don’t need a long collection history, the right reference number, or a particular brand to take part.

Our first gatherings will begin with people and their stories. The watches are a wonderful way in.

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