Journal
News and stories
New references, the history behind the name, and how to look after what you wear.

Three collections, fifteen dials
Meridian, Longitude and Solstice: what each watch is for, and how the dials were chosen.

First place at Greenwich, 1864
How the Royal Observatory tested the chronometers that ships relied on, and how Victor Kullberg came out on top.

How a quartz watch keeps time
A sliver of crystal, a battery and a very small motor. What happens inside the case every second.

How to use a timing bezel
The ring around the Longitude dial is a stopwatch with no buttons. Here is how to read it.

Looking after a steel bracelet
A few minutes every few weeks keeps the links clean and the finishes sharp.











