Results for WOSTEP (Watchmakers of Switzerland Training and Educational Program)

Ep. #143 Breaking The Bank and When To Do It…

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Introducing: The Omega Seamaster Diver 300M For The 50th Anniversary Of 'On Her Majesty's Secret Service'

A dark horse Bond film gets a long overdue celebration.

In-Depth: Diving With The Rolex Oyster Perpetual Sea-Dweller Steel And Gold

A (Lake) Superior dive watch.

Bring a Loupe: A Juvenia Arithmo, An Angelus Cal. 215, And A Universal Geneve Compax

Serving up this week's most interesting vintage watches from around the web.

Introducing: The Linde Werdelin 3 Timer Rock And The 3 Timer Rock Gold (Live Pics & Pricing)

The same rugged looks, but a very different business.

A History of the Dive Watch

In the unforgiving depths under the sea, the dive watch has but one function: to determine when you must turn back, or never at all.

Sunday Rewind: A Rolex Milgauss, An Omega >15,000 Gauss, And A 4,000 Gauss Neodymium Magnet

Jack brings a magnet to a watch fight

Automatic Chronographs of the 21st Century

It’s been 50 years since the first automatic integrated chronograph was created. Here’s what’s been developing since then.

Just Because: The Ironic Elegance Of Trench Watches

Not only did the Great War move timekeeping to the wrist – it also introduced a refined aesthetic built for battle.

Bring a Loupe: A 1970 Rolex Turn-O-Graph Ref. 1625, A Heuer Chess Champion, And An IWC Cal. 83

The watches for sale on the web that you need to know about.

Serving Up Salmon: Watches With Sublime Salmon-Colored Dials And Why They Remain Rare - Reprise

Even seasoned watch connoisseurs look twice when presented with a men's watch fitted with what’s known as a “salmon” dial. If it is a fairly common model, a salmon-colored dial usually elevates the watch to a higher plane. Martin Green explains why this is so.

Bring a Loupe: A Wittnauer Alarm, A Gilt Doxa Chronograph, And An IBM Master Clock

The must-know watches for sale from around the web.

Editorial: Thoughts On Vintage Rolex Parts, And The All-Original Watch

In vintage Rolex collecting, what you see may not be what you get.

Sunday Rewind: Hunting For The Best Cars And Watches At Car Week

Point the camera anywhere, it's all gold.

In-Depth: How NASA's Deep Space Atomic Clock Could Revolutionize Navigation Of The Final Frontier

One millisecond per decade. Eat your heart out, John Harrison.

Editors' Picks: The Wildest Complications Of 2019

Sometimes a watch is more than just a watch.

Ep. #139 History of Raketa Watches

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Hands-On: The MVMT Arc Automatics, Jet Noir And Ivory Oak

The Instagram sensation's starter mechanical watch is surprisingly convincing.

In-Depth: A 500-Year History Of How To Set The Watch

"At the tone, the time will be ... "

Hands-On: The Schon Horology Dot Prismatic And Dot Cardinal

A unique take on American watchmaking.

Ep. #135 Mike’s First RedBar and Watch World Happenings

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Auctions: Sotheby's Omega Speedmaster: To The Moon And Back

One Speedy for each year since mankind landed on the moon.

Recommended Reading: The Entire Europa Star Archive Of Magazines Going All The Way Back To 1959

What a long, strange trip it's been.

Omega London Gala Marks 50th Anniversary of Apollo 11 Moon Landing

Recommended Reading: A Highly Complicated Pocket Watch Made For J.P. Morgan (And Missing For 45 Years)

An English masterpiece, made for an American tycoon, whereabouts unknown.

Throwback Sundays: Six Watch Recommendations from Jewellers and Luxury Fashion Brands, from Our Archives

Fancy a watch from jewellers or luxury fashion brands? In this week's article, we will provide six watch recommendations from such maisons.

A brief survey of wristwatches in space

A brief look at wristwatches in space exploration. Not an exhaustive or academic list. Other than the Omega Speedmaster, what watches were worn in space?

Introducing: The Omega Speedmaster 'First Omega In Space Met Edition' For The Metropolitan Museum Of Art

A Moonwatch for the Met.

Brand-Name Designers and the Watch Trade

Mike Horn tells us why we need to protect the oceans (and get closer to nature)