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Watch Shape Zodiac
One of the treats of going to a Chinese restaurant in the 1970's was the ubiquitous zodiac placemat that could tell you about yourself by your birth y...
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Bulova, my unpopular opinion
@Catskinner had me thinking about Bulova today and I was reminded of something that I started to write but never finished. I put a beginning and an en...
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Pete's back: The Deep End of the Watch Pool
One door closed (Pete McConvill took a bit of a hiatus) and another opened (Mike over at This Watch, That Watch). There is always very little to choos...
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Ranfft Sunset
This has been noted on other forums, but not yet on WatchCrunch, but Dr. Roland Ranfft died on June 15, 2023. He was 72 years old. He compiled the mos...
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The Universe is trying to tell me something.
I saw this on my way to work yesterday. I am not sure that the Universe was really messaging me because most of what I own is closer to $40 than $4,00...
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A meandering summation
Everyone is going to start posting “Year in Review” type content. Some will be “Most Worn Watch”, some will be SOTC. I am going to have family in and...
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Guess the best investment
The most glaring omission in @Mr.Dee.Bater's multipart series on why watches make great investments is the nearly foolproof results investors gain in the vintage market. There is nearly nothing that c...
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Is there a difference between a brand's "history" and its "heritage"?
We sometimes use these words interchangeably, but is there a real difference in their meaning to watch enthusiasts and collectors?
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You know we know, right?
I have seen several WatchCrunch watch reviews recently that clearly were aided by AI. That is your choice. It doesn't harm anyone. It makes you sound...
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