I think the other thread is for vintage watches. There are still a few modern hand-winders out there, and I thought it might be interesting to see them.
Well before I discovered the Fedora Lounge, I'd been looking to get a mechanical watch. Not out of a desire for vintage style but for utility. I don't think I ever found anything suitable.
What companies currently make mechanical watches? Are there any that stay below the jewelry (Rolex, etc) realm?
Stauer do a number of quartz watches but their main market is very, very accurate reproductions. They are good, and I have no moans about their quality, oh but do they ever not leave you alone once you have made a purchase? I have blocked their texts and emails, but they still mail me by post, even though every letter gets returned: "Not known at this address." Beware.What companies currently make mechanical watches? Are there any that stay below the jewelry (Rolex, etc) realm?
Well before I discovered the Fedora Lounge, I'd been looking to get a mechanical watch. Not out of a desire for vintage style but for utility. I don't think I ever found anything suitable.
What companies currently make mechanical watches? Are there any that stay below the jewelry (Rolex, etc) realm?
Well before I discovered the Fedora Lounge, I'd been looking to get a mechanical watch. Not out of a desire for vintage style but for utility. I don't think I ever found anything suitable.
What companies currently make mechanical watches? Are there any that stay below the jewelry (Rolex, etc) realm?