Watch Chronicler aims to share the love of watches, and highlight the brilliant work taking place in this industry, whether it’s in the form of new releases, reviews of current models, or a dip into history.
In this podcast, find out how brands succeed and fail with their watch seconds tracks and how this seemingly small detail can make all the difference to a watch’s design and functionality. Watch seconds tracks may seem like minor details of watch design yet, in reality, they represent a crucial part of most timepieces from…
The Crepas Megamatic is an homage to one of the most extreme Omega Seamaster dive watches of the 20th century. Just how good is this Swiss made, Spanish designed saturation diver? For a lot of us, homage watches to historical and often more valuable pieces are a moot point. On the one hand, they permit…
The A. Lange & Söhne Richard Lange Jumping Seconds may just be the ultimate thinking man’s watch with deadbeat seconds and a constant force system. Join me on a tour of the cutting edge of high horology. The second hand of a watch is a surprising opportunity for a skilled watchmaker. For most watches, it…
Watches in 2021 should be looking forward to an excellent year with the Omega Speedmaster and Zenith El Primero already seeing updates. In this podcast, join me on a speculative journey of all the watches we might get to see updated this year. Thus far, 2021 has shown us some cracking watches including the new…
