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Valentine's Day Gifting Essentials Check out our gifting essentials guide to help you find the perfect present this February 14th. Whether you're looking for something timeless and elegant, or trendy...

Hamilton Watch:American Heritage & Swiss Precision Early 2023 brought Reis-Nichols its newest watch brand—Hamilton Watch. Known for their unique combination of Swiss precision and American spirit, this prestigious watch brand...

A Brief Guide to Skeleton Watches Skeleton watches have become increasingly popular in recent years, known for their intricate designs and unique look. While these watches have been around for...

Strapped In: All About Watch Straps A good wristwatch is a staple in any wardrobe. Whether you’re a collector, or an enthusiast who amasses scores of watches, or maybe just a one-watch-fits-all...

In our latest watch blog, Paul White shares the newfound buzz around bronze watches, and what a collector may want to know before owning one.

In the world of watchmaking, one term seems to continually recur: Meters.

Often we get questions from customers curious about understanding watch movements.

As more and more watch brands delve into the realm of high-tech materials for watch cases and bracelets, we are witnessing a host of wonderful new ceramic watches emerge on the market. 

One of the key questions we get from novice collectors when they read about watches and the technical specifications of watch movements is, “Are the rubies inside the watch real?”

Just like your car needs regular maintenance, so, too, does your fine mechanical watch.

It is official: summer is here, and with it comes short sleeves, more casual attire and a host of wonderful outdoor activities — many including water.

Did you know that something as simple as using a cell phone (especially with a rechargeable cell phone cover), going through airport security and even flying can affect the accuracy of your mechanical watch?