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James Arthur link also published Time and its Measurement in 1909, a book reprinted from a series of articles he wrote for the magazine Popular Mechanics. The heavily illustrated volume is brief (only link 64 pages) but wide-ranging, covering such topics as Chinese and Japanese methods of telling time, how pendulums work, the Zodiac, and Arthur's modest proposal to "throw local time out link totally and establish one, invariable, universal time." We have the book in our library at HSNY.

My dad grew up with humble means in Natchez, Mississippi. link For him, Sundays meant dressing up and paying his respects at the local Lutheran church. link Chitlins and collard greens were standard fare. Shooting possum and squirrels down at St. Catherine's Creek was a link favored pastime. His dad, my paternal grandfather, served in the Korean War as an enlisted grunt, then spent the rest of his days repairing body panels on 18-wheelers.

In our Reference Points: Understanding The Rolex Submariner, a whole section is dedicated to "The Genesis Of The Submariner." link This idea link of link the Submariner, Explorer, and Turn-O-Graph hitting the market as a trio in May of 1954 was always a part of the "accepted" story. This is not to criticize or debunk a previous Hodinkee article, but more to show what we once thought was correct in the watch community.

The watch takes its name from the Brazilian-born Paris-based aristocrat and aviation pioneer Alberto Santos-Dumont. Dumont's early aviation pursuits inspired Louis Cartier to make for him a purpose-built wristwatch for flying. The Santos-Dumont watch was officially made available to the public in link 1911. Needless to say the Santos became a classic link its squared shape and screwed-down bezel are indelible design codes link that are reflected in the new Santos-Dumont XL.