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Interview With Ariel Adams Of On His Personal Watch Collection By Founder Of Crown & Caliber
My close colleague Hamilton Powell, who started the pre-owned watch retailer Crown & Caliber convinced me to do something I would normally not – which is to participate in an interview talking about my own personal watch collection. While Crown & Caliber is based in Atlanta, Georgia, he visited me in Los Angeles and wanted me to share a “spread” of my watches including ones from my personal collection, as well as some that I was currently wearing for review.One of the most ironic parts of my “job” is the conflict between wearing my own watches and those I am currently writing about or otherwise reviewing. I acquire watches that I like or that have meaning to me, but I rarely get to wear them given that much of the time I am wearing watches on loan from watchmakers as part of doing a review, and getting to know both that specific model and the brand overall better. Thus, it was an interesting exercise for me to focus on my personal collection and ta
Patek Philippe Watches Grand Exhibition 2017 In New York City: Why It Is Worth Going
Until July 23rd, 2017 in New York City, you can attend a rare and interesting luxury watch-world event at the Patek Philippe “The Art of Watches” Grand Exhibition. For 10 days (July 13-23, 2017) Patek Philippe invites (without any admission price) timepiece collectors as well as the general public to enter their curated world. I visited it personally, and can easily recommend a trip there to anyone who happens to be in the New York City area.Geneva-based Patek Philippe encapsulates much of what many people think about when they imagine an “old-world high-end European luxury brand.” Stability and conservatism mark much of what the brand produces, but if you look closely, you’ll see many areas where the brand is at times uncharacteristically playful. Seeing a Patek Philippe watch here and there in person, or visiting a retailer are some ways to familiarize yourself with the important watchmaker, but attending their exhibition allows you to see sides of the c