Watch FAQs

If you are new to the world of horology, you may have seen watches with automatic movement and mechanical movement. Most mechanical watches today also host an automatic movement. So, what is an automatic movement and how is it different from a mechanical movement? In short, an automatic movement is a mechanical movement with a … Read more

An in-house movement is one where the watch brand designs and develops its own calibre for its watches. You may already know that many of the top luxury watch brands have their own in-house movements, such as Rolex, Patek Philippe, etc. However, many watch brands outsource movements from other companies in order to keep the … Read more

In 1931, Swiss luxury watchmaker Jaeger-Le Coultre introduced the Reverso,  a reversible timepiece that has a dial that can be flipped over and hidden, making the case back face outward. The story goes that British Army officers in India complained about their watches breaking while they play polo. The watchmaker addressed the issue by designing … Read more

Engraving a watch is a fantastic way to personalize your timepiece and give it a highly unique quality. It can also be a great way to enhance a watch you plan to give to someone, as these great watch engraving ideas prove. Choosing whether to have your watch engraved is an entirely personal decision. In this article, … Read more

Moisture or water built up in a watch is the most common enemy to affect its functionality. Water or moisture causes condensation and in turn, corrodes the components from within. Various reasons can cause water condensation in your watch – temperature changes, increase in humidity, a water-resistant watch exposed to a lot of water than … Read more

Quartz movement shook the world of watches in the ’70s. Despite any preconceptions about the quality of a quartz watch, various brands have proven that a well-designed and conceptualized quartz watch is worth every penny. Quartz watches have reliable performance, durable life, and refreshing designs, making them appealing to those who cannot afford a mechanical … Read more

The movement in a watch is often thought of as a timepiece’s heart or its engine. The movement is defined as the parts below the surface that keep the watch operating. The majority of the time you can not see the movements unless you have a Skeleton Watch In this article, we are going to … Read more

You may have heard of the term Flyback Chronograph or even seen it on a watch you have been looking at, but are wondering exactly what this function does. A Flyback Chronograph a type of watch complication that allows the wearer to reset the Chrono timer without having to first stop the chronograph.  On a … Read more

The longer you are around the watch industry, the more terms you will come to understand and see more often. If you have been shopping for a Rolex you have likely come across the term Rolesor or Rolesium, but what exactly do they mean? In this quick guide, we will be looking at Rolex Rolesor … Read more