Watch retail partners Joseph Ollech and Albert Wajs spotted a niche for robust instrument watches in the late 1950s. Appealing to divers, pilots and soldiers, Ollech & Wajs produced impressively resilient tool watches but managed to keep prices in check by outsourcing production. Following Ollech’s death, Wajs renamed the brand OW and sold it in […]
It’s not often we get to see watches made for these elite forces, and we’ve managed to get hands on with two.
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It’s not often we get to see watches made for these elite forces, and we’ve managed to get hands on with two.
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The exhibition, titled “From Geometry to Artistry”, is being exhibited at the Maison’s flagship Sydney boutique until the end of September.
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Once one of the largest watch companies in the world, German brand Junghans was founded in 1861 by Erhard Junghans and his brother-in-law Jakob Zeller-Tobler and started as a clockmaker. Mostly famous for its collaboration with Swiss Bauhaus designer Max Bill, the company kept on bringing nicely designed and accessible watches over the years. Aside […]
With the Olympic Games kicking off today, we take a closer look at two tributing Omega novelties.
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We’ve said it on multiple occasions but the world of watches isn’t limited to Switzerland, or to an extent, to Europe. There are fascinating watchmakers all over the globe, and Japan is one of the most prolific countries when it comes to independent watchmaking. One of them is Hajime Asaoka, not only the man behind […]
A new Seiko with “Pogue” colors, plus answering your questions about summer watches, Vacheron, and more with an old friend of Hodinkee.
MoonSwatch enters its blue (Da Ba Dee) period.
Though it’s perhaps not as prevalent as with cars, watch modding is alive and well – and there are no mods like Seiko mods.
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