From affordable legends like the Seiko SKX and Casio classics to luxury icons from Panerai, Omega, and Rolex — Horological explores the stories, specs, and soul of the watches that shape our lives.
Founded and hosted by a lifelong watch enthusiast with roots in both engineering and storytelling, the channel connects mechanical craft to cultural context — where every gear, spring, and escapement tells a bigger story about design, performance, and human ingenuity.
I studied Engineering in Glasgow in the late 1990s, before spending years working across Europe in high-end hospitality and marina operations — experiences that taught me precision, presentation, and pressure in equal measure. Later, I returned to study Computing Science with the Open University in association with Stanford University, and collaborated with The Turing Society on several digital projects exploring design systems and data-driven storytelling.
Those disciplines — engineering logic, computing structure, and hospitality polish — now come together here on Horological.
Today my videos blend documentary storytelling, design history, and technical breakdowns — exploring everything from early Westclox and General Time innovations to modern watchmaking, materials science, and the cultural role of precision.
Whether you’re starting your first collection or you’re a seasoned enthusiast, this is your space to enjoy the craft, history, and obsession of horology.
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