Omega - the watch of the famous James Bond

James Bond: Specter, 20th Century Fox For decades, the James Bond film series has captivated audiences around the world with its blend of espionage, action and sophistication. In addition to 0...

Karol Sadaj about his passion and view on watchmaking

Karol Sadaj is known in the corporate, startup and technology industry on a daily basis. His name is associated with the leaders of the global economy – including Google, Uber and Revolut and thei...

Forgotten Heroes - Gerd-Rüdiger Lang - Chronoswiss

I was inspired to write another part of the series about forgotten heroes by this year's Watch of the Year gala, which was organized for the fourteenth time by ch24.pl, where the special jury awar...

Forgotten Heroes - Rolf Schnyder

In the next episode of "Forgotten Heroes" I would like to introduce you to the person thanks to whom not only was the well-known Ulysse Nardin manufacture saved from complete oblivion, but thanks ...

Forgotten Heroes - George Daniels

We're all probably familiar with the Omega CoAxial, i.e. a mechanism with a so-called coaxial escapement, whichOmega advertises as, among other things, minimizing friction, more accurate, requirin...

Forgotten Heroes - Osvaldo Patrizzi - Founder of Antiquorum

When deciding to write a series about forgotten (or perhaps, to be precise, almost forgotten) figures from the watchmaking world, my main goal was to remind people that, firstly, it was not only N...

Forgotten Heroes - Albert Keck

In the next study entitled " The Forgotten heroes ” related to the great crisis of mechanical watches and Swiss watchmaking caused during the so-called quartz revolution by the flood of cheap Far ...

Forgotten Heroes - Gerald Genta

With this perverse title I would like to indicate that, although Genta is, on the one hand, very well-known as the designer of famous and iconic watches, including the Nautilus Patek model, Royal O...

Forgotten Heroes - Günter Blümlein

When it comes to the times of the so-called quartz revolution of the 1970s, everyone interested in watches probably knows the name of N. Hayek, who is widely considered to have saved the Swiss watc...