Going green has a whole new meaning in the watch industry. When we think of a trend color on watches, what do we think of? What’s behind this movement? From green watch dials, to green bezels and green watchbands, the proof is in the shade of green.
by Vanessa Groce The dynamic energy and pure glamour of New York galvanizes Gevril’s watch collections. Each is named for renowned Manhattan neighborhoods and landmarks,
by Adrian Herscovici The Shapes of Things to Come So called smartwatches are appearing at an accelerated pace on the production lines of tech manufacturers
by John Sealander A Brief History of High-Tech Watches There have been high-tech timepieces for almost as long as there have been advancements in technology.
by John Sealander When Chinese Manufacturers Stop Copying and Start InnovatingChina became a global manufacturing powerhouse largely by copying the ideas of others. The Chinese
by Bonnie McEwan When Your Phone Is Not Enough Picture a classroom full of undergraduates at one of New York City’s progressive universities. Everyone in
by John Sealander Is the watch world ready for a super accurate, maintenance free, “Swiss made” mechanical timepiece that is mass-produced with only 51
<! – Skip a Line – > <! – Skip a Line – > by Adrian Herscovici Interval meters, dive and GMT: The most popular
<! – Skip a Line – > <! – Skip a Line – > by Adrian Herscovici Taking Shape: Watch Case Basics A watch case,
by Marc Shaffer A watch’s primary purpose is to tell time, and some watches do precisely that — and no more. Watches that display hours
by Adrian Herscovici From Oyster to Ocean Floor: A Brief History of Water-Resistant Watches Watch lovers are a neurotic bunch. It makes sense: when you’re
by John Sealander Respect Your Fine Timepiece and it Will Last You a LifetimeA fine timepiece is a precision instrument. Literally hundreds of precisely engineered
by Jack Goldenberg Whether you purchase a fine watch for its exquisite craftsmanship or you were enticed by the watch’s elegant styling, you can easily
