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The Husband and Wife team of Brendan and Kylie Frett, based in Little Rock, Arkansas started Frett & Co. Clockworks in 2020.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, they turned their hobby into a business. They have a "heirloom empathy" approach to restoring and coverting vintage American watches into Modern Wristwatches. Most of their Case Sizes Range between 40mm and 44mm.
I personally think the work they are doing is the Bees Knees.
Source: Frett & Co. Clockworks
Frett & Co. Clockworks
The Husband and Wife team of Brendan and Kylie Frett, based in Little Rock, Arkansas started Frett & Co. Clockworks in 2020.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, they turned their hobby into a business. They have a "heirloom empathy" approach to restoring and coverting vintage American watches into Modern Wristwatches. Most of their Case Sizes Range between 40mm and 44mm.
I personally think the work they are doing is the Bees Knees.
Source: Frett & Co. Clockworks
The movements, the blueing are mesmerising, I was watching the interview with is embedded in my op, they plan to also offer their watches in a 36mm case size as well and offer a Bronze case option
Love the very specific viewpoint that they are offering…
Taking old movements and giving them a new life. It was great interacting with Brendan who converted my 1948 Hamilton pocket watch movement in to a new case.
Salman: I had posted a few more pics when I got it. Here is a link.... https://www.watchprosite.com/horological-meandering/-span-style-color-gray--horological-meandering--span-hamilton-pocket-watch-conversion/17.1623336.16448271
In a sea of watches from all over its good to see an American watch from time to time 😊👍
I Agree and Very Unique, imagine if someone did the same with European Pocket Watches, that would be Crazy 😍
Looks truly wonderful - thanks for bringing them to my attention 👏🏻👍🏻🙏🏻
The one with the double hour hand is pretty epic 👌🏻🙌🏻
Glad you liked it, 😊👍🙏, The Split Tip Hour Hand is Epic...
From their site " the split-tip hour hand, originally designed as a traveler’s watch. Because this particular piece is fitted with a railroad dial, this configuration is often referred to as a railroad dual time, allowing the wearer to easily track a second time zone while maintaining the clarity of a traditional railroad dial."
