This may come as a surprise, but there are many people out there who think a watch is for telling…
Author: Michael Weare
Michael Weare has been a professional writer for 30 years, writing about Japanese technology, German and Italian cars, British tailoring and Swiss watches. Michael manages the editorial content of Click Tempus and will be keeping the magazine fresh and informative with regular features, as well as bringing great writers to the magazine. Email: michael@clicktempus.com
Yet let us think upon the astral showers
An emotion. A setting. A watch. CYMA wrote its history with each of its creations from the time when the…
Not so square: Maurice Lacroix Roue Carrée Seconde
There was a time when Maurice Lacroix was undeniably square. It was a middle of the road Swiss watch brand…
Launch of the Montblanc Time Walker TwinFly Chronograph
The luxury house Montblanc built its reputation with high quality writing instruments, but the Montblanc Time Walker TwinFly proves it…
Is time ticking for the wristwatch?
One in seven people has no need for a watch, a survey suggests. So the question is, are mobile phone…
Prototype of the Daniels’ Co-Axial 35th Anniversary Edition Watch
We begin 2011 with a small hurrah for English watchmaking. Throughout his career George Daniels has applied himself relentlessly to…
A happy and prosperous 2011 to all
We have BIG plans for 2011 and we want you to be part of them. Make Click Tempus your five…
Reviving a legend: The Jaquet Droz SW Chrono
As Jaquet Droz launches its new and undeniably handsome looking SW Chrono, many may be scratching their heads and thinking…
Overcoming gravity: The Rotonde de Cartier Astrorégulateur watch Calibre 9800 MC
As you get older you learn to appreciate anything that can compensate for the laws of gravity, especially when you…
Something wicked this way comes
War diary: 19th June 1916. In trenches: Captain F. J. Somerton killed 2:10 a.m. (sniped whilst examining enemy line through…