Is there a place that you would recommend people start if they really want to get into the history, the forgotten history of American watchmaking?

I mean, there's some great resources, there's some great books, but I don't think you have to become an academic to understand this.

And it's not as far away stylistically or even size-wise as it once was.

Over the last several years, of course, we've seen a tremendous surge in interest for smaller, thinner books.

Precious metal clad shaped watches, some of which are being produced now by incredible maisons like Cartier or Piaget or their vintage equivalents.

Micro brands are embracing this design language.

So to me, it's a hop, skip and a jump from a design standpoint.

After all of these years of looking at watches, how are you still curious about these things? How are you not jaded and bored? I have my moments,