Horological Meandering

Fears was in business in Bristol, England from 1846-1976 (quartz crisis?). The brand was renewed in 2016 by a relative of the original company founders. They have kept the business in its original city, and I believe is one of the companies involved in th...  

It’s a watch I’ve had an eye on but didn’t yet get to see it in person. I was concerned that the round center part of the dial might look a little small but I imagine that the Clous de Paris pattern surrounding it is very nice in real life and that the up... 

I saw a few during testing at a 'secret' location in London and Lee Yuen Rapati (their head designer and One Hour Watch on Instagram) is a good friend. I think this is possibly some of his best work. Regards, Baruch

I hope I’ll be able to see it in person in the not too distant future. Best, Emmanuel

Is the actual center dial on the smaller side, yes it is. Could it be a little too small for older eyes (like mine), maybe. But I think the fact that there is no other distractions on the dial will probably counter those concerns. And the watch is a reall...  

I like this design and it looks good on your wrist. Hopefully I’ll be able to see it in person someday. Best, Emmanuel

A friend of mine is waiting on his Fears, too, though a different reference. Enjoy !

while I was at Time & Tide, unfortunately they didn’t have any in stock.

And thanks for bringing this one; as I think I said to you it’s a very cool watch, the “right” size for a lot of wrists and very striking given the simple / stark design.

I enjoyed our conversation and appreciate the information you provided on the pieces I have never seen in person before. It was really amazing to see Journe, GF, RG for the first time and get to handle and examine them. I also appreciate the offer for tra... 

…and do let me know if you’re up this way again (before next year’s GTG !).