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Art To Commemorate 5,000+ Watch Articles On
It has been almost three years since I wrote about reaching a milestone on best watches, and that was in 2012 when we hit 2,500 posts. Recently, best watches published its 5,000th article, and by the time this article is published, we will have somewhere around 5,200 posts. That is an awful lot of content, and I’ve often wondered about how many physical pages it would all fill if someone were to print out best watches in its entirety.This year, in 2016, best watches will turn nine years old. But it continues to feel like a startup company, as we frequently implement new ideas, reach important milestones, and more importantly, perpetually refine and tweak what we do with the knowledge that our team’s high-standards will prevent us from ever feeling complacent.
URWERK UR-1001 Zeit Machine Pocket Watch Hands-On
The UR-1001 could easily be mistaken for the world’s most expensive computer mouse, especially with the dangling chain and its almost too ergonomic shape that just fits under your hand. Alas, the buttons don’t work and I don’t think it is USB operated. That technical oversight might make this mouse awfully inept as a computer peripheral, but it does make for a really cool high-end pocket watch! I first wrote about the UR-1001 here where you can go for lots more details and tech specs.Limited to just eight pieces, this curio from another world is Urwerk’s take on the age-old concept of pocket time keeping. They don’t even like to call it a pocket watch – instead preferring “Zeit Machine.” You just know that Urwerk and MB&F have a good relationship when you see names like that. For some reason over the last few years it has been chic for high-end brands both mainstream and boutique to come out with pocket watches. To be honest I have no