Recent Blogs Posts

  1. Churchy's Avatar

    Issue 10 - 1960s British RAF/Army.

    by
    Churchy
    , Dec 19, 2014 at 02:46 PM (Eaglemoss Military Watches Collection.)

    The issue depicts the classic British military watch, the Smith W10.
    The W10 was an evolution of an earlier Smith watch, and many collectors believe it borrowed heavily from the the Swiss made Jeager LeCoultre movement.
    A former LeCoultre employee was employed by Smith as technical director.
    ...

    Updated Dec 19, 2014 at 05:33 PM by Churchy

    Tags: army, british, mwc, raf Add / Edit Tags
    Categories
    Uncategorized
    Comments 0 Comments
    Read MoreRead More
  2. Churchy's Avatar

    Issue 9 - 1940s Japanese Airman

    by
    Churchy
    , Dec 19, 2014 at 11:04 AM (Eaglemoss Military Watches Collection.)

    Produced for the Japanese Imperial Navy by the Seikosha watch company, originals are extremely rare and command high prices particularly in the Japanese market.
    Japanese pilots where the elite, and the training programme rigorous and often brutal, the numbers of pilots that qualified could not keep up with the losses they suffered.
     ...
    Tags: airman, japan, mwc, navy, pilot Add / Edit Tags
    Categories
    Uncategorized
    Comments 0 Comments
    Read MoreRead More
About Us
We are an independent and wide-ranging forum for watch enthusiasts. From mainspring to microchip, from Europe to Asia, from micro-brand to boutique - we cover it all. Novice or expert, we want you to feel at home. Whether it's asking a simple question or contributing to the fund of horological knowledge, it's all the same hobby. Or, if you like, you can just show us a picture of your new watch. We'll provide the welcoming and courteous environment, the rest is up to you!
Join us