Perhaps the last remaining watch factory from the United States… Elgin, Illinois. This rare ring… A reminder of the fine craftsmanship and dedication we left behind, once upon a time in America, which ran for around one-hundred years. This particular piece was made between 1958-1963. Now transcended into our sterling silver ring. 📸@therocks (at The Rocks, Sydney)

The Daily Grind Has Never Been So Good. No. 81 George St., The Rocks, Sydney. @ahwstudio (at AHW Studio)

❄️WARM ICE, BABY. We’ve Just a New Slate-Grey/Ice-Blue Cord-Combo for your Timeless Bracelet…🔥 @ahwstudio

Park of Life. (The couple in the back looks like they’re 🥊😄) 📸by @xccarmennx (at Hyde Park)

Hand-Picked, For a Friend. Happy Bornday to the Talented, Stu🤜🤛 @southwound

Paying homage to the iconic 911, @recwatches from Copenhagen have been sympathetically salvaging obsolete chassis’s into a watch that’s designed and built in the spirit of the sports car, naming it the 901 - the original name. Merry 70th Birthday to the @porsche Brand💪 (BTW the straps have embedded inside actual seatbelt from a U.S. 911!) @ahwstudio @therocks (at AHW Studio)

In 1903, a Design Registration (No. 9846) was filed for a ‘watch with handles’. Those ‘handles’ they spoke about are now what we affectionately call ‘wire lugs’. The earliest type of a TRUE WRISTWATCH - NOT a conversion. This @Omega contains that very Registered Design number, in .935 silver. A cultural, historical and social change in not only watchmaking, but world history. Circa WW1🌊🌎🌍🌏 Thanks to David Boettcher and his invaluable information💪