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Recommended Reading: Man Survives 24 Hours Floating In Ocean Off New Zealand, Only To Be Rescued Because Of His Watch
Over 30 miles from shore with no life jacket, the 61-year-old used his watch to signal a passing boat.
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Over 30 miles from shore with no life jacket, the 61-year-old used his watch to signal a passing boat.
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A photographer captured images from more than 70,000 feet – and he brought a watch with him.
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No, you're not seeing double. But which one would you pick?
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What's a rumored $30 million car anyway if you can't get a pièce unique watch to go with?
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Seven years on, the demand for bespoke watchmaking is apparently as strong as the results are beautiful.
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In 2012, we recommended our five best buys in vintage Rolex for under $8,000. A decade later, we revisit those picks and make some new ones.
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There are two ways to define a day: astronomically by measuring the time between midday to midday and by using a manmade clock. The difference between them is that the length of the former fluctuates while the latter remains fixed. As Ian Skellern explains, the same is true for the humble second.
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Behind the scenes at one of the world's most unique and comprehensive archives of horology.
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Like, right now.
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It's kind of a Speedmaster and it kind of went to space, but it's definitely up for grabs for a good cause.
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As we all muddle through the dead of Winter (at least here in the eastern U.S.) and await the coming of Spring and more frequent outdoor activities, many of us are finding ourselves keeping warm inside, with more time to curl up with a good book and read. As any watch enthusiast knows, a good, compelling watch book - whether devoted to a particular brand and its history, a niche category, or a broad narrative about timepieces and culture - can be a very worthwhile way to while away some quiet hours and delve deeper into their passion at the same time. Here we spotlight 10 of the best watch books out there today, several of which you can acquire right here on TeddyBaldassarre.com. A MAN AND HIS WATCH: ICONIC WATCHES & STORIES FROM THE MEN WHO WORE THEM By Matt Hranek Perhaps no book in recent memory has explored the deep and unbreakable bond between watch owners and their most beloved timepieces quite as compellingly as A Man and his Watch, which offers not only the expected high-end photos, provided by Vogue and Dujour contributor Stephen Lewis, but also a host of personal memoirs by a collection of luminaries never before assembled between two covers. Hranek, author of A Man & His Car as well as two cocktail tomes and the founder of Wm. Brown, a men’s luxury lifestyle magazine, weaves together a plethora of sentimental stories about prized personal watches in a series of interviews with celebrities and influential figures from the world of horology. The tales r...
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From Swatch to Hublot to Vacheron, everybody's making them. As a service to you, the reader, we rounded up the most notable specimens – and rated them with carrots.
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These are a few of our favorite (F.P. Journe) things.
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"In the world of the future, people will use low-cost Radio Shack equipment to spy on themselves to find out who they are." – Eric Hughes, 1992
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It turns out there is an ideal watch for poolside duty, BBQ'ing, or soakin' up the sun.
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The summer of Kate Bush continues apace.
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"Lisa, in this house we obey the laws of thermodynamics!" –Homer Simpson
Revolution
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And would you look at that dial?
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A beautiful deep cut within the Royal Oak world, in the metal.
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Kick rocks, porch pirates.
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Hello darkness, my old friend.
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I dream of painting, and then I paint my dream (watch).
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Let your ébauche freak flag fly.
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Judge it by its size, do you?
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