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“Do you know how hard it is to find a purple firehose?” founder Jonny Garrett asked me. This special edition made to commemorate the Queen’s Jubilee pairs a bronze case with a majestic purple dial and bezel - and even purple fire hose, sourced from Japan. You can’t miss it: the logo is a 1920s-era firefighter’s helmet, some watches feature bronze melted from actual vintage helmets, and, most notably, straps are stitched with upcycled fire hose that’s at least 10 years old.

Namely, the brand is inspired by firefighters (in 1966, the founder’s grandfather saved five children trapped in a burning building). Not so at William Wood, a playful young brand out of London sporting bright colors and unusual materials. Without naming any names, some sectors of the show felt like boring seas of handsome black diver clones. “Obviously none of them were watch idiot savants,” Twyce said. It was unmistakable.” After confirming it was a genuine Rolex (from 1984) with his local watch repair shop, he offered to split it with his colleagues, if they’d help pay to have it refurbished. “Was using a hydro-flusher machine when I saw its silhouette among the detritus. “I found this while cleaning out a 12-inch sewer pipe at work,” he told me. A few minutes after FMK (I’d marry Brew, but didn’t know the other two brands well enough to murder or procreate with either), I met Ray Twyce and asked about the Submariner on his wrist. You will not find the Armani suits and pretense of the massive Swiss watch industry gatherings here. Then decide once and for all: Is that watch you’re obsessed with online a bust, a tryst, or could you put a ring on it? This is a watch gathering made by and for watch enthusiasts, and its format is straightforward: go to the booths, talk to the watchmakers behind micro and indie brands from Philly, Ireland, France, Switzerland, and more.

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