Category Archives — "Watches"

Kudoke Watches Kudoke Watches, Stefan Kudoke is a true talent in the Independent watchmaking world. Stefan embraced watchmaking culture at a young age and began to develop his skills from scratch. Stefan went on to study watchmaking in his late teens. Stefan graduated with honors and began to hone his skills while working in the …

The use of marine bronze in the watch industry is becoming increasingly popular.The military and ship building industries have been using bronze alloys for many years. An alloy is a strategic blend of metals that are forged to yield specific properties according to the desired use of the alloy. The bronze alloy of choice for …

Bremont Watches Bremont Watches is the sum of two brothers passion for mechanical watches. The two brothers, Nick and Giles English, were raised with a father that was passionate for vintage aircraft. The brothers grew up instilled with the passion for flying and for vintage aircraft. The Bremont name and the watches were born of …

I have a heart and soul in horology that beats and pulses because of vintage and antique watches. I have grown up with watches, pocket watches and clocks. I have always liked everything about all of them. Hunting cases, demi-hunter, open dials, ball watches, early wrist watches of all brands. I’ve always chased interesting, vintage …

Muhle Glashutte The story of Muhle Glashutte. Robert Mühle. He was born in 1841 in Lauenstein, only a few kilometres away from Glashütte. After his training at the watch manufacturer Moritz Großmann he took the risk and became self-employed: in 1869 he founded a company in Glashütte which manufactured precision measuring instruments for the local …