Duckworth Prestex at Windup Watch Fair Dallas Duckworth Prestex is pleased to announce that we will be exhibiting at the Windup Watch Fair in Dallas, Texas, taking place Sunday 15th – Monday 16th March. The event brings together some of the most exciting independent watch brands from around the world, creating a vibrant gathering for collectors, enthusiasts and industry professionals alike. Organised by Worn & Wound, Windup Watch Fair has quickly become one of the most respected watch events in the United States. Known for its relaxed atmosphere and direct access to brands, the fair offers visitors the rare opportunity...
Duckworth Prestex at British Watchmakers’ Day On Saturday 7th March, Duckworth Prestex will join many of Britain’s finest horological brands at British Watchmakers’ Day, a celebration of the creativity, innovation and heritage that define modern British watchmaking. Organised by the Alliance of British Watch and Clock Makers, the event brings together a remarkable community of brands, collectors and enthusiasts. As the official trade body representing the majority of watch and clock making brands trading across the British Isles — including the Republic of Ireland — the Alliance plays a vital role in championing the future of the industry. Its membership...
The Prestex Parker Collection: Art Deco Elegance Reimagined In an era dominated by oversized sports watches, the Prestex Parker stands confidently apart. Defined by its rectangular case, balanced proportions and distinctly vintage character, the Parker collection pays tribute to early 20th-century dress watches while delivering modern reliability and everyday wearability. It is a watch rooted in Art Deco influence — architectural, symmetrical and refined — yet designed for contemporary life. The rectangular form is central to the Parker’s identity. Slim, elegant and unmistakably classic, it evokes the golden age of watch design when timepieces were as much about proportion and...
In a world dominated by conventional three-hand watches, the Marcato Jumping Hour – Limited Edition stands apart. It is not simply a new release — it is a celebration of mechanical ingenuity, vintage inspiration and contemporary British design. Produced in strictly limited numbers, with just 75 pieces available per dial, the Marcato offers collectors a rare opportunity to secure a distinctive interpretation of the jumping hour complication. Jump hour watches first appeared in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, offering an unconventional way to display time. Instead of a traditional hour hand sweeping gradually around the dial, the hour...