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Remembering The Speidel Twist-O-Flex Watch Bracelet
Speidel Twist-O-Flex Print Ad (1977)Speidel is the name behind what was once an iconic element of wrist watches, especially in America. You may not know the Speidel name or the name of the product they produced, but everyone should remember those flexible metal bracelets that were once so popular. Called “Twist-O-Flex” Speidel flexible bracelets could be found everywhere, and the company behind them has been in continuous operation for over 100 years. Let’s take a look at the company that brought us Speidel bracelets and see what they are up today. Surprisingly, Speidel is not only still around and thriving, but they still make Twist-O-Flex bracelets along with some watches. Below we even have an interview with one of the co-owners, Ms. Lynn-Marie Cerce and a mini watch review.Before we get into that, though, we need to dive into the bracelet that really is what most of us know Speidel for; the Twist-o-Flex. They introduced the flexible bracelet in 1959, when they had
Dietrich TC Pure Timepieces Launches As Collaboration Between Swiss Watchmaker &
Sponsored post presented on best watches by advertiserToday on best watches, we debut the Dietrich TC Pure wristwatch collection. The Dietrich TC Pure is produced by Swiss watchmaker Dietrich and represents a new flavor of the popular existing Dietrich TC-1 (“Time Companion 1”) product family. The watch is sold and produced entirely by Dietrich but was designed and conceived in direct collaboration with best watches, namely our Art Director Matt Smith-Johnson. The TC Pure would not have happened without a direct and personal relationship between Mr. Emmanuel Dietrich and Matt Smith-Johnson.The pair met in person around 2017 at a small watch industry event where Dietrich was displaying timepieces. Smith-Johnson happened to be there and, as the story goes, he accidentally knocked over a “wobbly” watch display stand that Dietrich watches were secured on. No damage ensued, but it resulted in Matt Smith-Johnson later designing a brand new display concept for Dietrich