To Wind or not to Wind Your Timepiece, that is the Question: Queen Elizabeth Says Wind
Since the Queen of England winds her clocks and watches, does that mean you should too? The Queen has a position amongst her staff of that of a Horological Conservator and one of the duties is to keep the watches, clocks and other mechanisms wound and working.
Now that is definately an important question and one that a number or watch collectors ask.
We all agree that the care and upkeep of your personal timepieces is an important factor to keep them running well and on time, but does keeping watches ticking preserve them for longer and keep them more effective or is it better to let them wind down?
The Queen has a position amongst her staff of that of a Horological Conservator and one of the duties is to keep the watches, clocks and other mechanisms wound and working.
In New York last week, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Jerome Lambert, CEO of Jaeger-LeCoultre. The brand continues to celebrate the iconic Reverso, which had a big birthday last year. I told you about the 
Who doesn’t love a good contest? I certainly do and Jaeger-LeCoultre has come up with a great one worth entering called the MAD ABOUT REVERSO CONTEST on Facebook. Most watch contests are usually a series of questions you answer about the brand and the winner is randomly selected from those who got all of them correct. A standard format but not the most imaginative or interesting. And most of the time the incentive doesn’t make you want to drop everything and leap into action.
Meehna Goldsmith's fascination with timepieces began with her parents' antique grandfather clock, whose harmonious ticks and chimes echoed throughout the house during her childhood. 
