Twenty pages. One analog manifesto
2020; the year where we all felt a little weathered – or dare I say patina’d? Within this community of enthusiasts, it’s common to find reviews and a ‘week on the wrist,’ but today I inadvertently offer a different take on a material, and a watch, in a year long ‘pandemic on the wrist’ with the Baltic Aquascaphe Bronze. … Continue readingBaltic Aquascaphe Bronze & a Year of Patina
Just in time to celebrate a belated USA Independence Day, I was invited back on the Zulu Time Podcast, with UK host Dan (@timely_moments). This time, we discuss the our observations of the American watchmaking and manufacturing industry; from the trends to the vibe within … Continue readingZulu Time Podcast Ep. 47
When we are children, we are naturally curious creatures. Think about it. They are learning about the world they live in each day as they live it. We as adults forget that. For me, a child of the 80’s, I remember looking at pictures out of a book, and at a man with a distinctive red beanie entitled, The Ocean World of Jaques Cousteau…. … Continue readingJacques Cousteau, the original Capt. Barnacles
Technology and timekeeping; two things that are so hand-in-hand that we forget how recent a phenomenon that notion really is. From the obvious smartphone in our pockets, to the clock on a microwave, we live in the most technological and time-keeping abundant era ever. So … Continue readingThomas Crown Affair Tech & Timekeeping (1968)
First of all, Thank You. If you are reading this, wherever you are around the globe, you are probably one of our many listeners or supporters over the years of the Bellingham Podcast. As the story goes, it was a late winter day in 2016 … Continue readingBellingham Podcast: 5 Years of Podcasting
Now that Zoom allows to set a slide deck as a virtual desktop, you might be thinking to yourself “maybe it is time after all to user a better camera than this integrated webcam after all?” As I mentioned back in my AV Tune Up … Continue readingPro Camera as your Web Camera
Thank you everyone who registered and joined in for the Virtual Studio Tour, and my thanks for WWU Alumni for hosting it. As I’ve said before, for me it is hard not to have ‘time’ or horology show up in my photography style. Photographers; we were the first ‘timelords’ . Being able to capture stories and preserve moments, pass them on, and retell them. For many in the #watchfam, … Continue readingVirtual Studio Tour; Video
