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What to Watch in Watches He jogged for miles beside your bike when you were learning to ride. He was a one-man cheering section at all your games. This Father’s Day, you want to thank Dad for all the special times you shared with a classic gift that he’ll use and enjoy for years. A quality timepiece really is the gift that keeps on giving...

Does Your Watch Keep Time with Fashion or Function?
by M J Plaster
Read about some of the world's best watches, decide what kind of watch you want with this guide to different types of watches.

History of the Watch
by Allen Shaw
Find out about the emergence of some of the top watchmakers.

Omega Seamaster: A Trusted Friend
The glorious history of Omega dates back to the pre Second World War era of 1932. The line of Seamaster was first introduced in the year1947. Throughout the 1960's, the Seamaster models represented the traditional style of dress watches that performed the simple functions of display of time and occasionally the date. Even in those days of simple functionalities, Omega Seamaster watches were water resistant...

Luxury Watches: Shades of Sophistication
A watch is more than just a timepiece. It reflects your personality. This is the most important accessory that can make or break your entire look. Investing in designer ensemble, shoe and exquisite jewelry is not sufficient. You have to top it all with a luxury watch that instantly links you to class and sophistication. The luxury watches of such brands as Rolex, Cartier, Patek Philippe, and TAG Heuer are the collectibles that will be treasured by the generations to come...

The Watch Face Is the Most Important Part of Your Watch
Since a watch being the most important accessory a person can own, one should be careful with the choice of his or her watches. In the long list of things one should consider when buying a watch, the part of the watch that first comes to our mind is the watch face...

Watch Winders Take Care of Your Automatic Watches
All automatic watches work on the principle of automatic winding with the help of a moving weight inside the watch. The weight rotates and keeps the winding mechanism on inside the watch. When the watch is not worn, this mechanism does not work. Here comes the relevance of a watch winder. It is a device that helps the automatic watches run when they are not worn. By emulating the style of human movements, it moves the watch in a circular pattern to stimulate the self-winding mechanism...

The pocket watch: The first portable watch
The pocket watch has been worn for over 500 years, and still conveys an air of unique style.

Swiss watches: The epitome of fine watchmaking
Read about some of the top Swiss watchmakers and their beginnings.

Military watches: Durable and technically savvy timepieces to fit your active lifestyle
Find the best in military watches right here from authorized dealers.

Atomic watches: The most accurate timekeeping technology available today
Keep time with incredible accuracy with atomic watches.

Rolex Submariner: One of the world's finest watches
This watch has fascinated many for over 50 years now, and is a true collector's item.

Used Rolex watches: For the collector or admirerer of fine Swiss workmanship
Find great used Rolex watches here from our authorized dealers, and at great prices!

Vintage watches: Have a historical piece of fine craftsmanship as well as a unique accessory
Read about some of the most popular vintage watches and about the care these watches need.

Ladies' watches
Wearing elegant ladies' watches can add a unique and classy touch.

Wrist watches
Wrist watches make the perfect accessory as well as a practical, fashionable, and lasting gift.

Swiss pocket watches
Swiss pocket watches: Old world style meets Swiss innovation.

Wristwatches
Wristwatches : A brief history of this serious and fascinating craft.

Fine watches
Fine watches: An overview of some of history's finest watchmakers, including Rolex, Omega, Movado, Hamilton, Cartier, and more.