Introduction

At the beginning of 2011, I took up watchmaking/repairing as a hobby not only to make some money towards my very first watch, but to better understand the inner workings of these mechanical wonders. Taking up watchmaking was truly when my passion for watches began. I've come to appreciate the incredible finishes of haute horlogerie along with the numerous complications that the world of horology has to offer because I began to realize the sheer amount of time that goes into each and every hand-made timepiece.

I decided to create this blog to share my passion with my fellow horology enthusiasts and to document the projects that I will undertake on the path to my very first watch.

Thanks for taking a visit and I hope you enjoy what I've done!

Sunday, September 23, 2012

Update

It's been quite a while since I last posted here! I've been fairly busy with school and college applications (yup, I'm still in high school), so I haven't been able to publish anything. Don't worry though, I've still repaired a fair amount of watches! This is just a short update of the more interesting watches I've come across since April:

Jules Huguenin Jump quarter Second Chronograph (check out the video to see what I mean by "jump"):





 Swiss Triple Calendar Moon Phase:




John White London Verge Fusee (This one has pillars and a two-tone movement):





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