The International Bromont with Longines
Equestrian sports are very sophisticated and classy. There is a feeling of tradition and heritage surrounding these old world sporting events. Such tradition and heritage are perfectly suited to mechanical watches. When Longines invited Adam and me to attend the
Christopher Nolan, Dunkirk and Omega
One of the secret ingredients of Christopher Nolan is his attention to small details, and his latest movie, Dunkirk is no different. Tom Hardy's RAF character wears an Omega CK2129, the most commonly worn timepiece by RAF personnel in the
The Queen’s Baton started its cross-Canada journey in Toronto
The Queen's Baton Relay, (similar to the Olympic Torch Relay) is a relay around the world held prior to the beginning of the Commonwealth Games. The Baton carries a message from the Head of the Commonwealth, Queen Elizabeth II. Longines,
Vacheron Constantin opens first Canadian boutique
For a long time, it seemed that high-end watchmakers — with a few exceptions — would not pay too much attention to Canada, focusing instead on Asia, Europe and the US. Maybe because of the drop in tourism in Europe that left
Vortic returns to Kickstarter with the Journeyman Series
Vortic is one of those brands that we covered from their early days, when they first launched a Kickstarter campaign to raise funds for their "Made in America" watches. Their idea to fit old pocket watch movements into 3D-printed cases