
The Watchmaker’s Journal
A blog by Pinchbeck Watches on craftsmanship, legacy, and the beauty of time well spent
The Novum: A Contemporary Watch for Every Day
The Novum is our most contemporary watch — versatile, understated, and designed for everyday wear. Handcrafted in Lincoln, it’s a modern expression of British watchmaking.
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.
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.
Lincoln’s Place in Watchmaking History
Discover Lincoln’s role in British watchmaking with Harold Pinchbeck. Handmade luxury watches from Lincolnshire, rooted in heritage and artistry.
Continuing Great British Work: The Story of Pinchbeck Watchmaking
Discover Harold Pinchbeck, an independent British watchmaker. Handmade luxury watches from Lincoln, carrying forward centuries of heritage and craft.
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.
Brushstrokes and Timepieces: Our Artistic Collaboration with Dominic Parczuk
Our limited-edition Lincoln watch featured original artwork by local artist Dominic Parczuk—and it sold out fast. Now, we’re preparing for a new collaboration that promises to be just as special.
Crafted by Many Hands: The Artisans Behind Every Pinchbeck Watch
At Pinchbeck, our watches are more than just timepieces—they’re the result of British craftsmanship at its finest. From hand-painted dials to artist-engraved casebacks, discover the artisans who help us create something truly unique.
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.
Time Measured, Time Lived: The Smart Watch vs. Pinchbeck Conversation
In a world dominated by digital everything, is there still space for the hand-built and the timeless? We explore the unique roles of a smart watch and a Pinchbeck watch—one engineered for metrics, the other crafted for meaning.
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.
British Summer Time: Tradition, Light, and the Watches That Mark It
In Britain, summer is measured by moments of light, tradition, and quiet reflection. This June, as we mark the summer solstice, discover how Harold Pinchbeck watches become more than timekeepers—they’re enduring companions to life’s most meaningful seasons.
An informal Q&A with Watch Designer Jason Edwards
Discover Jason’s answers to an informal chat about watch design.
The Watchmaker’s Specials: Creativity, Craft, and Character
Discover the story behind our Watchmaker’s Specials—unique, handcrafted timepieces created with creative freedom by our in-house watchmaker, Robert.
5 Unexpected Reasons to Choose a British Luxury Watch
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.
The Lambeth Reach Legacy Grows with the New Lambeth Dark Watch
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.
An Informal Q&A with Paul Pinchbeck, Director.
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.
An Informal Q&A With Rob Inman, Watchmaker.
Enjoy a very informal Q&A with Robert Inman of Harold Pinchbeck Watches
Thoughtful Design: Timeless, Not Trendy
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.
Pinchbeck Watches Announces Collaboration with UK Tennis Pro Sean Hodkin: A Shared Commitment to Resilience, Craftsmanship, and Timeless Purpose
“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.”