The Watchmaker’s Journal

A blog by Pinchbeck Watches on craftsmanship, legacy, and the beauty of time well spent

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Finding Your Place in British Watchmaking

Explore the rich world of British watchmaking and discover where Pinchbeck fits in. Handmade in Lincoln, our watches combine heritage, craftsmanship, and timeless design.

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The Albion: A Modern British Icon in Time

The Albion is a watch that captures the spirit of Britain itself — bold, modern, and rooted in centuries of craft. With its Union Jack dial and Pinchbeck heritage, it’s a modern British icon designed and assembled in Lincoln.

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Orpheus: A Love Story, Told in Time

Inspired by the Greek legend of Orpheus and Eurydice, this British-made timepiece tells a story of love, loss, and living in the moment. Crafted in Lincoln, the Orpheus is a watch that unites mythology with artistry and horology.

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Courtside Heritage: The Albion Watch at Wimbledon with Sean Hodkin

When British tennis player Sean Hodkin headed to Wimbledon to train top pros, he took a piece of heritage with him — the Albion, our Union Jack-inspired watch. With his partner proudly wearing the same timepiece courtside, it was a summer moment full of style, support, and timeless British craftsmanship.

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Supporting Those Who Serve: Pinchbeck and the Army Benevolent Fund

Each spring, Pinchbeck quietly contributes something extraordinary to one of London’s most meaningful events: the Lord Mayor’s Big Curry Lunch. As long-time supporters of the Army Benevolent Fund, we’ve crafted a series of one-of-a-kind watches to help raise funds for veterans and their families. From the exclusive Waterloo and Trafalgar models to this year’s upcoming design, these timepieces tell a story of gratitude, service, and lasting legacy.

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Not Just for the Box: A Legacy Meant to Be Worn

A Pinchbeck watch isn’t made to be hidden away. It’s designed to be worn, lived with, and loved. Because true legacy isn’t just what we pass down—it’s how we wear it, every day.

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