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Mr. Jones Watches The Last Laugh XL & Last Laugh Tattoo XL Hands-On
London-based watch designer Mr. Jones Watches has recently released two “XL” versions of their popular The Last Laugh and Last Laugh Tattoo watches. These new 45mm wide models are arguably a lot more masculine than the brand’s 37mm wide versions of the popular and affordable skull-faced timepieces. More artistic than they are practical, this is exactly what a lot of people want in a traditional timepiece when expressive value can often trump utility value.All images by Ariel AdamsAllow me a brief aside to offer some context. For generations watchmakers have supplemented the work of practical watch products with those which heavily lean on the artistic side. This often means utilitarian sacrifices in exchange for originality, aesthetics, and the ability to capture a theme in a timepiece. Art watches existed alongside practical watches but have recently become a lot less common, especially when it comes to affordable items. As consumer tastes ebb toward conservatism dur
Ball Fireman Night Train SG50 Limited Edition Watch Review
The watch you see here is the Ball Fireman Night Train SG50. SG50 because it was specially created to celebrate the 50th year of Singapore's independence. However, before we go into more details on that, allow a few words on the history of the brand itself. The history of Ball is linked closely to the history of the American railroad network. As the American railroad network grew, it soon became clear that proper timekeeping was required for the system to run smoothly. The turning point came in 1891 where two trains collided at Kipton, Ohio, between Lake Shore and Michigan Southern because an engineer's watch had stopped. The railroad officials then commissioned Webb C. Ball as the Chief Time Inspector, and he was charged with the daunting task of establishing standards and an inspection system for chronometers that would be used to manage America's railway systems. This also marked the birth of Ball watches.Though Ball has its roots in America, the company is now headquartered in La C