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Hey everyone.
You're Invited — Stanford Horological Society's Inaugural Event!
Hey everyone.
I'm brand new on this forum, but have been a fan of mechanical, and specifically independent, watches for a while (member of Rolex Forum since 2020).
Our goal is to honor the past and exploring the future of timekeeping — with industry leaders and beautiful timepieces.
📅 Friday, May 15, 2026 🕕 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. 📍 Stanford Campus
The Stanford Horological Society is a student-founded initiative to build a serious academic home for the art and science of timekeeping at Stanford.
The inaugural event is in partnership with Affiliated Stanford Entrepreneurial Students (ASES).
Free · RSVP Required · Capacity Limited
RSVP: lnkd.in
I'm organizing the Stanford Horological Society's Inaugural Event, and there will be independent brands present (MB&F + others).
Our goal is to honor the past and exploring the future of timekeeping — with industry leaders and beautiful timepieces.
📅 Friday, May 15, 2026 🕕 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. 📍 Stanford Campus
The Stanford Horological Society is a student-founded initiative to build a serious academic home for the art and science of timekeeping at Stanford.
The inaugural event is in partnership with Affiliated Stanford Entrepreneurial Students (ASES).
Free · RSVP Required · Capacity Limited
RSVP: lnkd.in
Welcome to WPS 😊👍, that's Awesome, will there be a Live feed and will you be posting videos on the Society's YT Channel?
I appreciate the welcome! Unfortunately, we won't have a live feed for this first event, but hope to have one in the future. If you are available in-person, please feel free to register.
"Ideas Defining a Free Society", Stanford not using Tech or posting Horological Tedtalks? 😋😁
Great Initiative
Wish I could be there. I've sent it to a friend who I don't think is on this forum.
Very cool! I hope the event is a big success and looking forward to more from you the group. Will definitely try to make one of the events in the future. Love the Bay Area.
I always thought CA needed something like the HSNY. So much talent in the state