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A two-watch winder from Barrington Watch Winders. Each winder can be set individually using the digital controls.

A 12 watch winder makes a strong statement in any room.

A single winder from Barrington. These are available in a wide range of colours and finishes.

Explore the use of watch winders to look after your collection in this sponsored Blog Post with Barrington Watch Winders

800 turns a day: when Watches become moving sculptures

800 turns a day enjoy your watches turning on your watch winder

David Sharp, COO of Horafe, takes us through the Quality Control process for their escapements.

David Sharp, COO of Horage, takes us through the Quality Control Process for their silicon escapements.

Learning about polishing techniques at Armin Strom; they go down to sandpaper with a 1 Micron roughness!

The Dual Time GMT Resonance Armin Strom × Revolution ‘Tremblage’ with 18kt Gold dials. You can see the resonance spring connecting the two escapements at the top.

The metal storage area at Formex. These rods are turned into cases, bracelets, clasps and more components at this facility in Biel/Bienne.

A full watch kit of finished watch components to be assembled by the watchmaker.

A display of the large scale Swatch watches used for promotions at the Swatch Museum

Getting up close with the Lederer Dual Detente Escapement

The new Fears Redcliffe ES has fantastic Lume

The watch journalism panel led by Wei Koh of Revolution was a lot of fun.

We were very warmly hosted by Piaget at their beautiful Geneva Boutique

This is a solid gold cuff watch with a coral dial from the early 1970s.

We greatly enjoyed the opening party!

Getting hands on at Urwerk

The polished Titanium and 6 O’Clock crown at David Candaux were incredible

The amazing Urwerk EMC. The handle is to charge a capacitor which then allows a timing monitor to tell you how to regulate the watch using a screw on the back

The Ulysse Nardin Blast Free Wheel with a Constant Force Tourbillon at 6 O’Clock

We took Club Members on a fantastic trip to meet watch brands, see watch Manufactures and Atelier, and enjoy the Geneva Watch Days show.

Highlights of our Trip to Biel/Bienn and Geneva Watch Days

Highlights from our Swiss Trip to Biel/Bienne and Geneva Watch Days 2025

Rolex Dive Watches like this Deep Sea are often seen as good value for money when purchased new as they are extremely well made, reliable and very popular, plus the Rolex brand is the world's most well-known.

Three Watches from British Microbrand Studio Underd0g - https://underd0g.com/

These Lange 1 watches are exclusive and popular, so people wait a long time to receive one. Their fame, beauty and unique movement make them very expensive, but they can still be very good value for money if bought sensibly.

This is a vintage Piaget Dress watch. Deep research into the watch before purchase would be very sensible to avoid mistakes.

A Christopher Ward C60 Trident Bronze GMT that was in the author's collection for many happy years before it was recently sold to make room for a new watch, at a very good price but one much lower than it was purchased for.

We look what it means for a watch to be good value for money.

Value for Money when Buying a Watch

Value for Money when buying a watch

A wide range of Bremont watches at our Event at their boutique. Boutique events are a great way to get an overview of the price of all the watches from a particular brand.

A small Rolex Oyster from the 1950s. This was impossible to spot as a Rolex unless you were very close.

A Greubel Forsey Double Balancier Convexe, a watch so expensive it makes sense to fly to Switzerland or another low tax location to purchase it.

We take a look at the many factors that go into the price of a watch.

How Brands Decide on Watch Prices

How Brands decide on watch Prices

One of the most exciting things to happen in the watch world over the last 15 years has been a boom in so-called Microbrands. These brands are often started by someone with a simple idea and desire to create their own watch. They use suppliers to help with design, manufacturing and supply and often do all their own marketing. They may use a platform like Kickstarter to raise funds to have the watch produced. We've written a more thorough introduction here, and in today's post we want to reflect on the fact that this boom in new watch brands doesn't seem to be slowing down. 

The Ongoing Boom in Watch Microbrands

the ongoing boom in watch microbrands

Steel Membership

For the casual enjoyer of watch collecting.

Steel

Gold Membership

For those wanting to fully explore the watch world.

Gold

Join us in Central London to celebrate all things watches and the watch community itself at an evening party in Mayfair.

World Watch Day Party 2025

World Watch Day Party London 2025

Join us to see the new models of this famous range of automotive inspired watches.

Exploring the TAG Heuer Formula 1 in LIVERPOOL

exploring the tag heuer formula 1 liverpool october 2025

Join The Watch Collectors' Club for an evening Meetup to showcase our love of G-Shock watches!

G-Shock Owners Meetup Central London

London G-Shock Meetup October 2025

Members of The Watch Collectors' Club have been invited to The Limited Edition's presentation of the exquisite High Horology of L. Leroy. Learn more about this famous French brand and see their incredible Minute Repeater up close. Find out more information 

 and come along to hear from the brand themselves. This Event is for Club Members only and the are 10 Spaces.

Discover Sartory Billard’s fine Swiss timepieces & tourbillon at The Limited Edition.

Members Event with Sartory Billard, courtesy of The Limited Edition

Discover Leroy's incredible Minute Repeater movement.

Members Event with L. Leroy, courtesy of The Limited Edition

Members Event with leroy, courtesy of The Limited Edition

Members Event with L. Leroy, courtesy of The Limited Edition

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