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Hosseini is Kearney's only master mender of timepieces

Amid grandfather clocks, wall clocks, mantel clocks, Seiko watches and a few dainty cuckoo clocks, Saadat Hosseini sits peering through a magnifying loop at a tiny hair spring that is just .02 millimeters in size, as tiny as the head of a pin. He is ...

Apple Watch ships April 24, 18k gold Edition starts at $10000

I don't even need a watch any more to be honest, the time is all over the place now, on my PC's, in my car, on my smart phone, on my office phone and there are still wall clocks in the office. PaleDale 9th March, 2015 @ 02:51 pm PDT. Less than a day ...

MARILYN HAGERTY: Keeping time with Grand Forks' Wayne Miller

He's one of the few people around who can come up with the answer for a wristwatch that stalls, a wall clock that stands still. He is one of the people in Grand Forks who keeps things running on old watches and clocks going and moved along with the ...

Time Center's Hosseini is Kearney's only, and one of Nebraska's few, master ...

Amid grandfather clocks, wall clocks, mantel clocks, Seiko watches and a few dainty cuckoo clocks, Saadat Hosseini sits peering through a magnifying loop at a tiny hair spring that is just .02 millimeters in size, as tiny as the head of a pin. He is ...

2015 IAAF Calendar now available

World Athletes of the Year Renaud Lavillenie and Valerie Adams are the athletes for January featured on the 2015 IAAF Calendar, which is available now. The desk top calendar also has many spectacular images from the IAAF World Indoor Championships, ...

Historic Swiss Brand Angelus Is Back And Presents The U10 Tourbillon Lumière

Graham, named for George Graham (1673-1751) was equally as innovative and famous as Arnold at the time, inventing a lever escapement for clocks in 1710 that to this day continues to bear his name. He also invented the world's first wall-mounted ...

Aviator Buffs Yearn for Watches, but Few Pilots Actually Use Them

During World War II, planes and watches added more functions. But another spinoff of WWII—computing—wound down watches' role in aviation. By the 1970s planes were automating and computerized quartz watches, some with digital readouts, nearly killed ...