What do you buy the oilman who has everything? One of the 12 Louis Moinet Derrick Tourbillons, of course. Above…
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
Watches on the silver screen
When Skyfall hit cinemas last year many fans wasted no time airing their views on the use of shameless product…
Which watch for: Roberto Mancini
You can finish second in the Premier League, take your team to the FA Cup Final and secure European football…
Breva Genie 01 – the weather station on your wrist
Limited to just 55 pieces, the Breva Génie 01 is the world’s first wristwatch with time, altimeter, barometer (for forecasting…
Lifestyle: Travel: High Lonesome Dude Ranch, Colorado
It’s grey, it’s wet, it’s cramped, it’s the M25. It’s cold, damp Britain. The windscreen wipers can’t keep pace with…
Concord Saratoga Chronograph
Sometimes it must be a bit of a struggle for Swiss watch brands to find a worthwhile excuse to make…
Which watch for: Sir Alex Ferguson’s retirement
1986 – the start of it all As George Harrison so rightly said in his 1970 triple album: ‘All things…
Wheels: Nissan NV200: London’s next black cab
Along with red telephone boxes, double decker buses and signs for the underground, black cabs have become one of the…
Underwater Wednesday: Longines HydroConquest Chrono
This week on Underwater Wednesday, the series dedicated to the diver’s watch – one of the most popular categories of…
You Probably Can Afford It: Fossil Watches
We pick up post Baselworld with a brand which is unlikely ever to darken the doors of the leading Swiss…