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Oliver Goffe
March 05, 20
There are so many incredible, diverse stories from individuals, organisations and events that shaped the watch industry into what it is today. To honour Inte...
Stephanie Holland
February 14, 20
Trolls. Depending on whether you’re of the social media generation or not, the word may conjure up either an image of a squat, unloved creature dwelling bene...
Stephanie Holland
February 06, 20
One of the many, many perks of our roles here at Marloe Watch Company is getting to talk to our customers. It doesn’t happen as often as we would like, becau...
Stephanie Holland
January 30, 20
If you hadn't already noticed, we're quite passionate about what we do here. We're a small business, with big interests, big dreams and big ambitions and we ...
Stephanie Holland
January 24, 20
36 days, 10 hours and 32 minutes. That's how long the Dorabros - Rufus, Charlie, Lirim and James, a group of friends in their mid-twenties - spent at sea, on...
Stephanie Holland
January 16, 20
The term 'small business' has taken on a whole new meaning in recent times. The rise of social media, increased accessibility to DIY-marketing and advertisin...
Stephanie Holland
January 10, 20
It's been 29 days since the Dorabros last saw land. 29 days in a tiny, open boat, rowing 2 hours on, 2 hours off, 24/7 across open ocean. There has been ext...
Stephanie Holland
January 03, 20
"When you realise you want to spend the rest of your life with somebody, you want the rest of your life to start as soon as possible." When Harry Met Sally. ...
Casebacks are our hidden calling card and we make a big deal about them. For the Black Edition we have celebrated the people of the Terra Nova Expedition and referenced, with subtlety, the human endeavour of the crew. In the centre of the domed surface is our take on the mission patch logo; a penguin standing atop the earth.
Our penguin is looking outwards now towards 5 stars - each one representing a fallen explorer from the pole party. Around the perimeter are 60 dots, each one representing a crew member of the ship and shore teams.
There’s something quite lovely about sitting down with a new magazine and being absorbed by what’s in front of you.
There’s something quite lovely about sitting down with a new magazine and being absorbed by what’s in front of you.
