Watches and Clocks – Page 14

Journe, the Watchmaker, Puts His Name on Journe, the Restaurant

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The décor, emphasizing a horological theme, includes a 17th century wall clock and watch parts embedded in the knife handles.

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Dozens of brands are at work in the nation despite hurdles such as a shortage of factories and struggles for name recognition.

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EveryWatch was developed to be a centralized database for watch buyers, sellers and collectors.

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Plus: fringe accessories, a musician inspired by stream-of-consciousness audio messages and more from T’s cultural compendium.

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Many couples, especially those in Asia, seem to like having the same or similar timepieces.

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The musician enlisted Online Ceramics, a brand known for its idiosyncratic T-shirts, to remake Casio’s G-Shock.

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Mike Nouveau has attracted hundreds of thousands of followers with his “Watch Spotting” videos.

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The event, scheduled for Nov. 16-20, expects to feature 68 brands and the introduction of about 20 new timepieces.

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The industry’s response to calls for change has been complex, but the debut of these watches over the last 50 years provides some insight.