The Naked Watchmaker
BOOK REVIEW :  The Business of Time by Pierre-Yves Donzé

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BOOK REVIEW : The Business of Time by Pierre-Yves Donzé

If you enjoy the historical side of the industry… this book will not disappoint.

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Hiroshima & Time

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Hiroshima & Time

The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum contains artefacts that have been donated by victims families and survivors relating to the event of 6th August 1945. In total there are over 120 timepieces held in the vaulted archives.

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Happy Hour (From the archives)

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Happy Hour (From the archives)

Do You Know Why Watches in Ads Are Always Set to 10:10?

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The history of time: A luxury obsession (From the archives)

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The history of time: A luxury obsession (From the archives)

Time has always been a human obsession. The earliest cultures based their lives and customs on the changes of seasons, and movement of the moon and sun….

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Crisis to innovation

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Crisis to innovation

Following the crisis caused by quartz during the 60's and 70's…

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Marko Koncina Interview (3) (From the archives)

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Marko Koncina Interview (3) (From the archives)

Video interview part 3, with the infectiously enthusiastic Marko Koncina founder of Swiss Watch Gang.

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Marko Koncina Interview (2) (From the archives)

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Marko Koncina Interview (2) (From the archives)

Video interview part 2, with the infectiously enthusiastic Marko Koncina founder of Swiss Watch Gang.

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Marko Koncina interview (1) (From the archives)

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Marko Koncina interview (1) (From the archives)

Filmed interview with Marko Koncina founder of Swiss Watch Gang, part 1.

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A Collectors Visit to Stephen McGonigle Watchmaker.

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A Collectors Visit to Stephen McGonigle Watchmaker.

…stories not of the watches and their technical marvel, but of visits with the watchmakers themselves.

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Kees Engelbarts interview  (2) (From The Archives)

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Kees Engelbarts interview (2) (From The Archives)

Filmed interview (Part 2) with the charismatic Dutch engraver Kees Engelbarts interviewed in his atelier in Geneva.

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Between 1875 & 1880 a Patek Philippe dial was made...(From The Archives)

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Between 1875 & 1880 a Patek Philippe dial was made...(From The Archives)

Originally sold on April 19th 1881 and still working happily today, but, as with the majority of pocket watches finding itself in well earned retirement.

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 From the 70's till tomorrow.  From Bhanu Chopra

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From the 70's till tomorrow. From Bhanu Chopra

From the 70's till tomorrow. From Bhanu Chopra

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An answer in time from the interview with Tim Treffry. (From The Archives)

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An answer in time from the interview with Tim Treffry. (From The Archives)

A mechanical watch was something to be proud of and, if sufficiently vulgar, you could buy shirts in which your watch could be worn over the cuff!

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The Dawn of Wristwatches  (From The Archives)

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The Dawn of Wristwatches (From The Archives)

The dawn of wrist-watchmaking …

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Ideas (From The Archives)

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Ideas (From The Archives)

An idea, regardless of its origins or motivation, is only the beginning of the story. It is the seed that if fostered leads to its realisation. Without actions, it has no value, with actions….

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Kees Engelbarts interview (1) (From the archives)

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Kees Engelbarts interview (1) (From the archives)

Filmed interview with the charismatic Dutch engraver Kees Engelbarts interviewed in his atelier in Geneva. Part 1.

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Ming Thein Interview  (3) (From the archives)

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Ming Thein Interview (3) (From the archives)

Video interview (part 3) with Ming Thein co-founder of Ming watches.

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