THINGS WITH SPRINGS CH CHAT 04/17/22

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hi everyone

Just a FYI . this is still a work in progress..... The Things With Springs Clubhouse room is meant for a Live watch forum experience with a small GTG. We are striving for a collector to collector conversations.. having collectors either email me photo of there watch ( or they can join the forum and reply to this thread ) so we can " chat" about in real time... Just to be clear we dont have to talk about a posted watch ... this is a free flowing room on topics on vintage watches and things around watch collecting ... And at the end of the GTG when everyone leaves the CH room... and the room no longer exist ... This thread will remain as a quasi record of the event and we can later go back and refer to.... Hear you at 4 pm EDT Sunday ....

THINGS WITH SPRINGS CH CHAT 04/17/22

Remember the Clubhouse room is only as good as the collectors that join in.... please post a watch, timepiece , clock etc you want to chat about.

Be Safe

Good Hunting

Bill Sohne
 
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Wasserditch that I have coming in, may be a keeper as I want something rectangular
 
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Here's the book to which I was referring as a good overview:

http://thewristwatchhandbook.com/reviews

"One of the most common questions I receive as a watch specialist is ‘Where do I start to learn about collecting watches?’

Finally, I have an answer. The Wristwatch Handbook is the gateway to informed wristwatch collecting that will open up the world of watches to you in a concise and enjoyable way.

This book brilliantly mixes vintage and modern watches in a visually accessible way with useful and informative reflections on what makes watches unique and special. The diagrams are especially useful and fun way to educate the reader in how watches work and the correct nomenclature for watch parts.

As one of the first books written from the heart of today’s collector that mixes the traditional watchmaker with the rise of the modern independent watchmaker, you will be surprised to see the juxtaposition of old and new together within this books pages."

John Reardon, International Head of Watches, Christie's

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https://www.keeperoftimemovie.com/

in-person and virtual screenings week after next:

Keeper of Time explores the astonishing and beautiful world of mechanical watchmaking while contemplating the theoretical and philosophical notions of time, aging and mortality. Along with interviews from cutting-edge scholars in the fields of theoretical physics, physiology and philosophy, Keeper of Time features the stories of four of the best independent watchmakers in the world—Philippe Dufour, Roger W. Smith, François-Paul Journe and Maximilian Büsser.

All screenings include an introduction by director Michael Culyba, and a post-screening Q&A panel discussion: “The Allure of Watchmaking and the Notion of Time.” Moderated by Jack Forster (Editor-in-Chief, Hodinkee), panelists include Benjamin Clymer (Founder, Hodinkee), Michael Friedman (Head of Complications, Audemars Piguet), Gary Shteyngart (Writer/Watch Enthusiast), William Andrewes (Horologist/Sundial Architect), William Massena (Founder, Massena LAB), Brittany Nicole Cox (Antiquarian Horologist, Memoria Technica), and the film’s director Michael Culyba.
 
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Here’s the details on my zoom meeting tomorrow. It actually starts at noon but I try to launch the meeting at 11:30 just to work out start up issues.
Boulder Horological Society is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: Boulder Horological Society - Hamilton 21 Marine Chronometer Deconstructed
Time: Apr 18, 2022 11:30 AM Mountain Time (US and Canada)

Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87892661128?pwd=ZVM3SkdtZEVHR2NDNUg4WkZGL3g5UT09

Meeting ID: 878 9266 1128
Passcode: 801868

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