Watches of Lancashire Blog

Classic cars and watches, two iconic symbols of style and craftsmanship, share a timeless appeal that transcends generations. Both evoke a sense of nostalgia, elegance, and sophistication. When brought together, they create a harmonious combination that celebrates the artistry and attention to detail in mechanical wonders. In this blog, we explore why classic cars and …

In today’s digital age, where we have smartphones, tablets, and smartwatches, the traditional wristwatch may seem like a relic of the past. However, there’s something undeniably elegant and timeless about wearing a well-crafted mechanical watch. These intricate timepieces require care and maintenance to ensure they continue ticking accurately and reliably. That’s where the importance of …

Ian and Dan speak to Richard from Watch Gecko on their favourite rare vintage watches.

This article has been reproduced with thanks to Richard Brown from Watch Gecko I think just about every Star Wars pun has already been done when you look at previous reviews of the Omega Seamaster chronometer reference 145.023, or as it is colloquially known the “Anakin Skywalker”. So forewarned is forearmed, despite the excessive overuse …

This article has been reproduced with thanks to Anthony Peacock from Watch Gecko Trains and boats and planes and cars. Most of the great watch companies have intersected with all these modes of transport; from station clocks to cutting-edge car design. The famous Mercedes three-pointed star, for instance, points to land, sea, and air: all …

Dennison…Who? The name Dennison may not be recognisable to some, but for people who know – they were at one time the biggest case and watch manufacturer in England during the 20th Century. This company’s founder was an American watchmaker and businessman named Aaron Lufkin Dennison (born 1812). He was responsible for setting up several …