EARNSHAW'S ODYSSEY
Two Straps, One Watch: Why Versatility is the New Luxury
In a world where fast fashion is giving way to timeless pieces and conscious consumption, versatility has become the gold standard—especially in the world of watches. For collectors, enthusiasts, and...
Wellington’s Military Legacy in Town Landmarks
The town of Wellington in Somerset, England, may be modest in size, but it carries a name with monumental significance. Named after Arthur Wellesley, the 1st Duke of Wellington, the...
Wellington and the Duke: How a Town Gained a Name and a Legacy
A Name That Echoes Through History In the annals of British history, the name “Wellington” carries weight, both as the title of one of the country’s most revered military leaders...
What Is a Power Reserve in a Watch? Everything You Need to Know
Introduction: Timekeeping Beyond the Moment In the world of mechanical watches, there’s more to a timepiece than just aesthetics and movement. Among the many complications and features that fascinate collectors...
Hex Appeal: How Six-Sided Watches Are Winning Over Gen Z Collectors
Round dials may be timeless, but a new shape is capturing the attention—and wrists—of a younger generation. Enter the hexagonal watch case: bold, modern, and unapologetically different. What was once...
Inspired by Nature: The Science Behind the Hexagon in Design
From snowflakes to honeycombs, nature has long been an architect of form and function. Among the most elegant and efficient shapes it employs is the hexagon. Found in everything from...
The Psychology of Color in Watch Design
Watches are more than just timekeeping devices—they’re personal statements, fashion accessories, and reflections of identity. One of the most subtle yet powerful ways this personality shines through is color. From...
Why Gemstone Bezels Became a Symbol of Power and Prestige
In the world of horology, form and function often walk hand in hand—but there are moments when pure aesthetic opulence steals the show. One such instance is the rise of...