Watch Movement Evolution - The Bumper Automatic
The Bumper movement is foremost a real haptic experience! If you ever get the chance take that "hammer" automatic to your wrist and make the weight "bump" into the case....
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Are Our Watch Media Habits Affecting New Releases?
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A Watch Dealers Diary - Our Vision at Goldammer Vintage Watches
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The Ellipse - Tracing the Origin of Patek Philippe's Design
When we hear the name Ellipse we immediately think of the deep blue eyes of Patek Philippe's iconoclastic collection. However, this will not only be about the watch itself but...
Tudor Ranger II - The Oysterquartz Inspiration?
The Tudor Ranger II, not exactly the most coveted watch out there. But I have a fascinating piece of lore that might make you see this design in a very...
A Watch Dealers Diary - Goldammer Vintage Watches
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Rolex that Tick-Tock - A Quantitative Datejust Oysterquartz Guide
You either love or hate the Rolex Oysterquartz. It's one of the most un-Rolex Rolex - it's a Quartz watch and the design is close to unique - but it's...
A Vacheron Constantin Collector's Guide - Teardrop Lugs
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DeVille and the Details - Omega's Approach to Classic Dress Watches?
I wanted to define the historical essence of the Omega DeVille collection. But I failed. Don't get me wrong those are beautiful pieces that deserve to be respected and also...
A Deep Dive into Gerald Genta's Design Legacy
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Jaeger Only Chrongraphs - LeCoultre's French Connection
With vintage watches you will never run out of interesting stories to tell. Like, have you heard of the Jaeger-only chronograph? Did you know about the one where a brand...
A Beginner's Guide to Vintage Watch Brands
Does a brand's tradition, their portfolio and their patented innovations align with the general taste? This week we'll take easy and just have a look at the popularity of different...
A Swiss-Mexican Collaboration - "Joske's" Rolex Jubilee Bracelets
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