Journal
Notes from the bench.
Occasional writing on movements, materials, and why the harder way of making things is usually the one worth choosing.
Anatomy of a Calibre
What the parts behind the caseback actually do, and why so few of them are decorative.
Why a Watch Should Be Repairable
Glue is faster than screws, and cheaper, and it ends the conversation about whether anyone will open the object again.
On Antique Gold
Yellow gold shouts. Rose gold flatters. Antique gold does neither, which is why it is on the bezel and almost nowhere else.
The Case for Restraint
Every feature added to a watch is a feature that can fail, and a reason for the next one to exist. We stopped adding.
Reading a Dial
Legibility is not a style. It is the measurable question of whether you can tell the time in half a second, at arm's length, in bad light.