Constructing the perfect watch is not a simple feat. It is really a science when you consider all the little gizmos inside a watch and all the mechanisms that must work perfectly to make a fine time piece work and work well.

I have to admit that while I find time pieces interesting, I've always been more interested in the aesthetic qualities of a watch than the inner workings. However, for watch fanatics, there's a new web site, an on-line magazine really, called The Goldarths Review, which includes some in depth watch, or for those in the know - horology - information.

Yes, I feel like a dolt, but I did have to look that word up. I'll admit it!

From Wikipedia: Horology is the science and study of timekeeping devices. clocks, watches, and chronometers are examples of instruments used to measure time.

The Goldarths Review covers various types of luxury items, mainly focusing on the male market, but anyone who has a fascination with horology will find their current list of feature articles on this subject very interesting. They also have a mailing list you can sign up for.