When considering buying a watch, many people debate between choosing a new model or opting for a salvaged or restored watch. The difference goes far beyond price: it’s about value, authenticity and, in many cases, long-term investment. A new watch loses value the moment it leaves the store. As with…
Restoring an antique watch is not simply repairing it: it is bringing back the life and soul that made it special in its day. In a world dominated by digital technology and immediacy, rescuing a classic watch is an act of love for tradition and craftsmanship. The restoration process begins…
The world of vintage watches is as fascinating as it is complex. One of the most frequent questions among collectors and first-time buyers is how to tell an authentic watch from a fake. Although experience counts for a lot, there are clear signs that will help you avoid making a…
Buying a vintage watch is the first step, but keeping it in good condition is what ensures it will last for decades to come. Rescued watches, although restored and ready to wear, require certain special care to preserve their value and functionality. The first tip is to avoid excessive exposure…
