Christopher Nolan’s Vision of Time: From Homer’s Odyssey to Hamilton’s New Myth-Inspired Timepiece

by Silvia Bonfanti A journey through cinema, mythology and watchmaking exploring time not only as a measurement, but as memory, anticipation and transformation. Among the recurring themes in Christopher Nolan’s filmography, time occupies a central role. It is not simply the dimension in which his stories unfold, but a narrative element through which the director questions perception, memory and identity. From Memento, where memory alters … Continue reading Christopher Nolan’s Vision of Time: From Homer’s Odyssey to Hamilton’s New Myth-Inspired Timepiece

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by Vincent Deschamps War machines Let us talk about what field watches are and what the modern Hamilton Khaki Field isn’t. Field watches are war machines and were an integral part of soldiers’ equipment from World War I to, according to this excellent article from Watches of Espionnage, the early 1980s when the U.S. Army started testing out digital watches and issuing Casio G-Shocks to … Continue reading Benrus DTU-2A-P