THE JOURNAL
Buying guides, craftsmanship deep-dives, and the occasional bit of horological history.
What actually happens between the moment a watch arrives at Trimora and the moment it's cleared to ship.
Water resistance ratings, bezel types, and what actually matters if you'll never dive deeper than a pool.
How a manual-wind chronograph became mandatory NASA equipment — and why it still hasn't changed much.
Small, independent watchmakers are doing some of the most interesting design work in the industry. Here's why.
Simple habits that meaningfully extend the life of a movement, a strap, and a case finish.
What that number on the spec sheet actually tells you about how a movement is built.
