Discover the story behind our Watchmaker’s Specials—unique, handcrafted timepieces created with creative freedom by our in-house watchmaker, Robert.

You don’t wear a British luxury watch because you need to tell the time.
You wear it because it tells a story.

In our latest journal post, we explore five unexpected reasons why more people are investing in handcrafted British watches.
Less about status. More about substance.

In celebration of this rich partnership and growing collector interest, we’re proud to introduce the Lambeth Dark—a bold evolution of the original Lambeth Reach. While the classic model reflects the heritage of the Doggett’s Coat and Badge race, the Lambeth Dark brings a contemporary edge to our time-honoured design.

At the heart of every Pinchbeck timepiece is more than just precision and design—it’s a story, passed down through generations. In this informal Q&A we sit down with Paul Pinchbeck, the brand’s director and a direct link to its rich horological heritage. Paul shares what makes Pinchbeck more than just a name on a dial—and why, for him, every watch is personal.

Enjoy a very informal Q&A with Robert Inman of Harold Pinchbeck Watches

Pinchbeck watches aren’t about following fleeting trends; they’re about creating timeless pieces with enduring beauty. Discover how designer Jason Edwards brings his thoughtful approach to design in every Pinchbeck watch.

“This isn’t about sponsorship. It’s about shared values. British tennis player Sean Hodkin and Pinchbeck Watches are both built on perseverance, patience, and the belief that good things take time.”

At Pinchbeck, we believe a watch is more than a product — it’s the start of a relationship. Discover how our personal approach makes every purchase meaningful, memorable, and lasting.

In a world of quick fixes and fast fashion, we choose patience, precision, and purpose. Discover why investing in time — and attention — is at the heart of every Pinchbeck watch.

Discover why Pinchbeck Watches chooses quality over quantity — embracing slow craftsmanship, timeless design, and meaningful ownership in a fast-paced world.

Step inside The Watchmaker’s Journal — a space where the story of Pinchbeck unfolds in craft, character, and quiet British luxury. From behind-the-scenes insights to reflections on style and legacy, this is where time is made, not rushed.

The Albion is more than just a watch; it's a celebration of British history and craftsmanship. Named after the ancient poetic term for Britain, the Albion reflects the enduring spirit of the nation…

Since 2016 we have donated watches to the annual Lord Mayor’s Big Curry Lunch, held at Guildhall, close to where our forebears worked centuries ago. Through prize draws, our donations have contributed to the amazing totals that the Lunches have achieved to help veterans of His Majesty’s Armed Forces (over £3.5 million since 2008)…

A watch’s timekeeping depends on its movement, while its strength comes from the steel case.

And, just like a person, its face reveals the personality…

We’ve been in business for many years, and taking part in watch shows is just a small part of that business which enables us to better communicate with our customers.