Key takeaways: a Rolex compatible strap or Omega strap is chosen first based on the lug width of your exact reference, measured in millimeters between the lugs: 20 mm on many models, but 21 mm on the 41 mm Submariner, for example. Then check the spring bars, and choose the material: NATO for security and…
Key takeaway: Rapport London is a family-owned English house founded in 1898 by Maurice A. Rapport. Having evolved from pocket watches to clocks and then to watch accessories, it now creates boxes, winders, and travel pouches in leather and wood. At OH Selection, you will find its EVO winder for a single watch and its…
Key takeaway: a watch poster allows you to display models that have marked the history of watchmaking, even those you do not yet own. First, choose the model that speaks to you (motor racing, diving, aviation, design, or classic elegance), then the medium: a paper poster for framing (A5, A3, or A2) for an office…
Key takeaways: a watchmaker's screwdriver differs from a classic screwdriver in three ways: a very fine blade (approx. 0.5 to 2 mm) shaped to fit watch screw slots exactly, a rotating head that allows you to apply pressure with your index finger while turning with your thumb and middle finger, and precision hardened steel, often…
The essentials: a watch stand (or watch stand) keeps your watch within reach, protected from the scratches of a hard surface, and transforms it into a decorative object. Solid wood brings warmth and stability, leather offers a soft surface that does not mark the case, and aluminum provides a modern design at an affordable price.…
Key takeaways: The NATO strap combines maximum security and unique aesthetic versatility. Thanks to its double-pass system, your watch remains secured to your wrist even if a spring bar breaks. This G10 standard, born in the British army in 1973, allows you to instantly transform your timepiece while guaranteeing exceptional robustness during your activities. …
When you discover the fascinating world of watchmaking, you quickly face a crucial question: which tools should you choose to start with? Between delicate tweezers, precision screwdrivers, and magnifying loupes, watchmaking equipment can seem intimidating at first glance. However, with the right advice and a judicious selection, you can set up your first workshop without…
