Hi there! This is Sean from Time Honored and I have a question for you. Have you ever heard of Wyler Vetta? Started by brothers Paul and ...

A watch movement (also known as a “calibre”) is the engine of a watch that acts as the powerhouse to make the watch and its functions wor...

Fixing a timepiece is eventually necessary to keep your watch running well and keeping good time.  The repair can range from a quick batt...

Rhodium is a rare, naturally occurring member of the platinum group of metals. It’s extremely hard. It’s silvery in color and highly re...

Oh, Valentine's Day! The most romantic holiday of the year. A chance to spoil the ones we love with gifts and affection. As you begin sho...

Is your watch losing time or behaving erratically? Have you had a battery replacement but the problem persists? The movement in your watc...

Why Jewelry Is a Great Christmas Gift? With the holidays coming up, you’re probably already wondering what to get the that special someon...

Tanzanite is fast becoming a favorite in the jewelry world. Its violet-periwinkle color is captivating and the sparkle is so much like a ...

The history of using watches underwater and making watches that are water resistant goes back to perhaps the 17th century. In the 19th ce...

Long before we were the "candy" store filled with diamond and luxury treats galore, our building was the well loved See's Candies buildin...

Mechanical watches are designed to last a lifetime, and if taken care of they can last multiple lifetimes. Normal wear and tear from ever...

The Art Deco era (named for the International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts was a World's fair held in Paris in 192...

The carat system sprouted from a carob seed. The carob seed comes from the locust tree. The seeds grow in pods that are used for flavorin...