Journal

A recent adventure of ours led us to a very special place where history was once made - in 1943, Wing Commander Guy Gibson and his Dambusters crew practiced their flying techniques at Derwent Reservoir...

Climbing provides a great mental challenge which I think is really useful. When your stressed from work or whatever’s going on in your life its a great way to go and just switch off...

In our quest to offer exciting and unique watches we've tried a whole number of techniques, all so that we can get a better understanding of what's interesting, what works and what doesn’t...

In a beautiful and quiet corner of Wales we meet up with Dan Jones - an athlete and white water kayaker of only 18-years of age - to test our Morar Sands...

In a recent interview, we were asked why we champion mechanical watches over smart watches - and it got us thinking...

Join us on a journey as we explore and explain our 2020 watch designs, discussing how we bring our watches to market and what instructs their design...

What do all those cogs do? It’s a common question, especially with the Coniston, from customers who are seeing a mechanical movement for the first time...

Recently we embarked on our own adventure... the reasons for moving 400 miles north were simple; expansion, efficiency, and creativity. Not to mention the utter beauty of the Scottish landscape.

Donald achieved a top speed of over 320 miles per hour on the return leg of a record-breaking attempt - he then lost control of Bluebird, which somersaulted and crashed. Campbell tragically lost his life...

Our main finding was that it is possible to generate genetic data with the kit and equipment that can be carried in the back of a Land Rover. We proved that large labs are not necessary...

The Haskell Polar Blue Edition is a very special addition to the family; one which takes a closer look at the remarkable struggle and achievements of the Terra Nova expedition party amid the awe-inspiring setting of the Antarctic.

He set himself reduced, achievable goals, and using his “cheap watch” to time his efforts he would either celebrate them, or chastise himself for not hitting his target.