Watch Dandy

It’s that time again. We’ve got some big news to share with you tomorrow and we know you’re going to like it. It has to do with a certain unique creation that we’ve been working on with some friends across the Atlantic for nearly a year now. All the information will be dropping at 1:00 PM ET (10:00 AM PT) tomorrow, April 6, and you should keep your eyes on HODINKEE then to be amongst the first to see our latest collaboration.

It’s that time again. We’ve got some big news to share with you tomorrow and we know you’re going to like it. It has to do with a certain unique creation that we’ve been working on with some friends across the Atlantic for nearly a year now. All the information will be dropping at 1:00 PM ET (10:00 AM PT) tomorrow, April 6, and you should keep your eyes on HODINKEE then to be amongst the first to see our latest collaboration.

Have you ever wondered how precision timekeeping developed, and how timekeeping evolved over the centuries to meet mankind, and industry’s, changing needs? This is a complicated question. Timekeeping originally had its roots in observation of natural cycles, like the movement of the Sun and Moon across the sky, but as technology developed, higher precision and greater standardization became increasingly important. Navigation at sea, the need for precision timekeepers for scientific experiments, and the rise of national railroad systems stimulated the evolution of timekeeping, and today, atomic clock precision is needed for everything from financial transactions, to GPS, and self-driving cars.

Have you ever wondered how precision timekeeping developed, and how timekeeping evolved over the centuries to meet mankind, and industry’s, changing needs? This is a complicated question. Timekeeping originally had its roots in observation of natural cycles, like the movement of the Sun and Moon across the sky, but as technology developed, higher precision and greater standardization became increasingly important. Navigation at sea, the need for precision timekeepers for scientific experiments, and the rise of national railroad systems stimulated the evolution of timekeeping, and today, atomic clock precision is needed for everything from financial transactions, to GPS, and self-driving cars.

In Paris, if madame wants to buy a vintage watch, madame visits L’Horlogerie Pour Dames, on Rue Madame, where a French monsieur called Antoine has assembled a large collection of watches, all of them vintage and all of them just for her. I recently paid a visit to L’Horlogerie Pour Dames and here’s a look inside.

In Paris, if madame wants to buy a vintage watch, madame visits L’Horlogerie Pour Dames, on Rue Madame, where a French monsieur called Antoine has assembled a large collection of watches, all of them vintage and all of them just for her. I recently paid a visit to L’Horlogerie Pour Dames and here’s a look inside.

Ten (yep, count ’em) fresh vintage offerings are available on the Shop today, ready to adorn your wrist for the warmer months to come. We have watches that cover the highlights of mid-century Rolex, chronographs both civilian and military, and a pair of linen-finished timepieces that marry sophistication and wearability. Each of these watches boasts a rich history as well as good looks, so you surely won’t want to miss out. Read on below.

Ten (yep, count ’em) fresh vintage offerings are available on the Shop today, ready to adorn your wrist for the warmer months to come. We have watches that cover the highlights of mid-century Rolex, chronographs both civilian and military, and a pair of linen-finished timepieces that marry sophistication and wearability. Each of these watches boasts a rich history as well as good looks, so you surely won’t want to miss out. Read on below.