Anyone still reading watch magazines?
Just curious - in our digital age, do people still read printed watch magazines? Share yours if you do :)
I am personally subscribed to Europa Star and buy anything I can find in English when travelling around Europe. I know it doesn't make much sense as I can find more free content on web, but there's still something special about seeing new watches and read articles in traditional magazine over a cup of morning coffee or long train ride without need to google anything and stick to screen...
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Hello! I am relatively new to hobby and have only few timepieces for now. Collecting direction for me is known - I plan to focus on German brands since this country is dear to my heart. Hopefully in f...
Warsaw, Poland
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7.09” / 18.00 cm
ive been wanting to start collecting vintage watch ads! Something about old advertisements capture what the watch was meant to represent in the time it existed!
Absolutely. they are great.
I stopped reading the magazines years ago when most became advertorials in disguise.
I stopped reading the magazines years ago when most became advertorials in disguise.
yes, true. Many pages are just ads, but I guess they need ads revenue to stay in business so it is expected