It’s your turn!
So that’s it, the work is completed and the entire Watch Around archives and production have been integrated into the website which now comprises two sections: one open to all for appetizers and nibbles; and the other reserved for magazine subscribers with a full, copious and delectable meal – along with a picnic hamper for trips between two editions in the form of a newsletter. So now it’s your turn to get your access code, which is sure to be a winning number!
Editorial
The harsh light of true
The early winter evenings awaken the spy in all of us all by revealing glimpses of the activities hidden by daylight. The phenomenon is particularly apparent in city centres where we can look into the lit-up interior of a glass...
The object
What is it called, and above all what is it used for?
Watchmakers need a large variety of tools, most of them purpose-built for each of the many operations that go into building a watch. This one is 5 cm long. What is it called, and above all what is it used for? Readers who...
Gem-setter’s tool
The answer to the last mystery object competition is a gem-setter’s tool. The point on the left centres the tool on the hole where the stone is to be set. Two adjustable cutters are held in place by the four screws behind the...