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.
The new 2021 Omega Seamaster 300 presents a refreshing way of presenting a brand’s ‘vintage’ watches and, rather than necessarily improving upon its predecessor, offers a very different flavour of Omega’s iconic dive watch. Since 2014, Omega has offered an homage to their original, 1957 Seamaster 300 dive watch with its straight lugs, narrow bezel…
Hamilton watches are facing an identity crisis with collections, prices and movements scattered from the affordable to the lower tiers of luxury watchmaking. In this podcast, find out about Hamilton’s unique history and the issues the brand faces today. Sandwiched between American history and Swiss development, Hamilton has created a firm niche for itself between…
British watch brand Fears is has chosen to celebrate its 175th anniversary with the Fears Brunswick Pt – a reimagining of their own Brunswick in a diamond-set platinum case. Does this mark the beginning of a new chapter for Fears? Nicholas Bowman-Scargill, the owner of Fears – the English watch brand observing the 175th year…
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…
