We have spoken about luminosity and luminous materials in one of our previous blog posts. That was more of a fundamental journey through the history
I was having a discussion with Daniel about stainless steel. It was not terribly exciting, it was to make sure we had the correct references
Writing about watchmaking in the 1990’s was not what I signed up for when Steve and I decided to start SNGLRTY. It was certainly the
Daniel and I make watches, we really enjoy that and we are focused on making great watches that will last. They will give decades of
We hear lots of people talk about the crystal, whether it is domed, double domed or just flat. But then there is the added complication
A while ago Daniel and Steve were being interviewed and they recalled the journey they went through in applying for the patent that SNGLRTY is
Automatic movements are what puts the “Automatic” in an automatic watch. Almost any reasonable quality mechanical watch these days is an automatic movement. The automatic
Switzerland is beautiful, especially at the end of a sunny summer day! The late afternoon is a perfect time to relax on the terrace, writing
Sourdough bread and patented Swiss watches is quite the title but with everyone having to shift their rhythm of life over the last few months,
Here is the second installment of our interview series with The Watch Whisperer. We aim to chronicle the exploits of a committed watch collector over