Take a look at this watch for a few seconds and find the anomaly. Alright, we’ll give you a clue. It’s in the numbers.

Few watch brands are still in the hands of the founding family today. In 1870, the Breguet family parted ways with their historic brand after almost a century of ownership.

As 2019 winds down, the year of Apollo 11’s 50th anniversary, we started thinking about all the events that took place in 1969 that influenced horology in the last 50 years.

Dubbed as such for their mechanical prowess, Jaeger-LeCoultre has made exquisite movements for many of the best brands in the industry.

Some watches have an everlasting impact on the sector, be it for technological innovation, aesthetics, or memorable PR campaigns.

Or Poinçon de Genève, an ancient symbol in the world of horology. Understanding things like the Geneva Seal is becoming ever more important in a global industry where the counterfeit market is ever growing.

Montblanc’s recently released 1858 Collection draws inspiration from a brand their parent company acquired in 2006, Minerva. Minerva is one of the many forgotten watch brands of old, victims to acquisition…