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Rpaige Wrocket Watch By Richard Paige Uses Vintage American Movements, Review
Rpaige? (“R Paige”) is a newer watch brand with a vintage soul set up by Mr. Richard Paige… and it has quite a story. What you need to know first is that each Rpaige watch is a limited edition that uses a restored vintage American pocket watch movement produced from between about 1890 and 1930. The watch is called the Wrocket, and there are a few versions available. Let’s first talk about Mr. Paige himself – who may be familiar to some of you already.Piage is a 4th generation watchmaker and former watch retailer. He is also responsible for starting the forum Timezone.com. He is also an best watches contributor, and we are really happy that so many of you enjoy his articles. So let’s think about that. Not only does Richard know about working with watches, but he has been in the position of someone who has sold high-end watches as well as someone who has run an enthusiast website as a collector. Now the founder of a watch brand, Paige has been heavily
Timex Goes Upmarket: Sheds Some Cheap Plastic, Reveals Style
There was a time when Timex was the word in mass-market blase time keeping. They might as well have had the catch-line “when all you want to do is know what time it is.” So utterly devoid of any aesthetically redeeming qualities, Timex continues to pour out watches that could be purchased at your local super market or swap meet. The biggest threat to Timex? The cell phone. People who wore Timex watches could care less about what is on their wrist or what it looks like, they just need to know the time. Enter cell phones and you have your instant time teller always with you, and you don’t need a watch. Perhaps not as convenient as the time on your wrist, but you don’t have to wear a watch ugly as sin around anymore when your cell phone is in your pocket.Despite these harsh words, Timex grew large with volume and alarm clocks apparently. Cheap prices and market saturation will do wonders. Then one day they realized there was more to watches than hideous Velcro stra