What is an In-House Movement and Is it Worth It?
In-house movements are often highlighted by brands for their exclusivity and craftsmanship. But are they truly better than standard calibers? Discover the nuances.
Articles about ETA watches
In-house movements are often highlighted by brands for their exclusivity and craftsmanship. But are they truly better than standard calibers? Discover the nuances.
Leica, renowned for its cameras, is entering the watch industry. Discover the brand's strategy and future plans for luxury watches.
Discover the Hamilton Khaki Field, renowned for its field watch design, now featuring a unique power reserve indicator. Ideal for collectors.
Discover the history and features of different watch rotors: central, micro, and peripheral. Which one aligns with your preferences?
Learn about the distinction between in-house and ébauche movements. Understand their role in prestige and practicality for watch enthusiasts.
Discover the world of ebauche movements, focusing on time-only and date functions. Learn about Japanese and Swiss manufacturers like Seiko, Miyota, ETA, and Sellita.
Sellita introduces the SW200-2 Power+ caliber with a 65-hour power reserve, set to replace the SW200-1. Discover its enhancements.
Discover the Andersmann Chronograph DLC, a rugged diving watch with a Swiss ETA Valgranges movement, titanium case, and military-inspired design.
Anton Suhanov unveils the Racer Jumping Hour GMT, a unique watch inspired by automotive design with a jumping hour and GMT feature.