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gatorcpa
··ΩF InvestiGatorThis just came across my feed from GQ:
https://archive.ph/ftQ4C
There are a few inaccuracies in the article, this being the most glaring:
Not sure what they mean by a “modern” automatic movement, but I think Harwood went out of business before Rolex sold their first automatic.
What is ironic is that the Rolex office is located on Harwood Street in Dallas.
Enjoy,
gatorcpa
https://archive.ph/ftQ4C
There are a few inaccuracies in the article, this being the most glaring:
In 1931, it created the modern automatic movement, which winds the watch while it’s on the wearer’s wrist.
Not sure what they mean by a “modern” automatic movement, but I think Harwood went out of business before Rolex sold their first automatic.
What is ironic is that the Rolex office is located on Harwood Street in Dallas.
Enjoy,
gatorcpa
