Surrounded by suits of simultaneous similarity, wristwatches quietly become fascinating focal points during monotonous meetings. While Rolex, Movado, Seiko and Cartier have secured surefire associations as quality timepieces, equally exquisite indie watch companies are building buzz-worthy, budget friendly brands. Combing for caffeine on Wooster Street Sunday afternoon, my honey and I wander into Wind Up NYC. Presented by Worn & Wound, Wind Up is the first fair for affordable independent watchmakers. Keep reading to for a closer look at one stand-out brand...
Irrespective of taste and talent, time represents one of few common threads binding humanity. Turning 35 only a couple weeks back, I've become increasingly attuned to the movement of time, along with its traceability and tracking. Though technology has simplified the telling of time with digital taxonomy, there is still discernible charm in the design of precision timepieces. This week, I am introduced to Swiss timepiece manufacturer Louis Moinet, maker of the first chronograph-watch. Along with the rich history and substantial sticker price, the fine detail and exquisite craftsmanship of the visionary atelier is unexpectedly impressive. Keep reading for a glimpse into the newly launched Memoris...
