A little light relief: a self-build 62MAS/Pelagos 200m diver’s watch
You know, I do realise that this thing here, this documentation of activity spanning the past 14 years, skirts the …
You know, I do realise that this thing here, this documentation of activity spanning the past 14 years, skirts the …
In common with many amateur watchsmiths, my early experiences with engine room interventions were largely concerned with revivification and modification …
Following a rather extended break from the YouTube platform, I seem to be settling into a more comfortable, and importantly, …
Well, that took rather longer than anticipated. This has been a very strange year for everyone, me included, and the …
As might reasonably have been anticipated by your correspondent, the business of working on, filming, editing and uploading video content …
10 years ago, I bought a rather ratty Seiko 62MAS. Its movement was tired, its hour markers pock-marked with black …
Next month marks the 8th anniversary of the first entry in this blog charting my adventures in amateur watch fettling. …
In the grand tradition of the celebrity chef-conceived 30 minute meal that patently cannot be assembled, prepared and cooked in …
There are times when a wise man knows when enough is enough, when to cash your chips, to pull back …
Hare-brained schemes and cunning plans are all very well but all too often they fall victim to the law of …
It is not that common these days that I find myself confounded by a fault affecting a watch movement. Well, …