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Mitch Endick's Articles in Culture & Society

  • Japanese Watch Makers Trade Uncertainty for Reliability
    To fully understand the history of Japanese watch making, we need to go back to the end of World War II.
  • Ebel and Baume & Mercier Reflect a Pride in Swiss Watch Making
    Ebel and Baume & Mercier are produced in Switzerland and reflect a pride in the rich Swiss watch making tradition.
  • Timex and Pulsar Watches Keep Time with America
    Each in their own way, Timex and Pulsar revolutionized timekeeping. From classic market strategies to introducing new technologies, Timex and Pulsar are unique example of American watch making.
  • Custom Watches and Jewelry Are Hot
    Even in slow economic times, the rich and famous still have higher-then-average levels of disposable income. The bling is still the thing among those folks who feel the need to flash the cash.
  • Fake and Knockoff Jewelry is Never a Bargain
    Buyers of jewelry items have long been the target of unscrupulous sellers. Manufactured gemstones are often substituted for the real thing.
  • Rolex and Breitling Represent the Best in German and Swiss Watches
    Rolex and Brietling wrist watches are said to be two of the finest in the world. Opinions abound but there is no disagreement about the popularity of these two watch brands.
  • The Long History of Watch Making
    For a number of years before the wrist watch became a common sight, the standard for personal timekeeping was the pocket watch.
  • Gargoyle Bookends as Part of Mythology and Architecture
    Gargoyle bookends are a reflection of the history and mythology that continues to fuel modern interest in unique nature of these unusual figures.
  • Medieval Bookends and Days of Yore
    Knights in armor, dragons and castles are just some of the popular styles of medieval bookends. Popular with collectors, replica artifacts of the Middle Ages, such as bookends, harkens back to the days of enchantment and magic.
  • Fleur De lis Bookends Emblematic of History
    The Fleur de lis is symbolic for many reasons. It is no wonder that bookends and other elements of interior design have made use of this historic emblem.
  • Unique and Collectible Animal Bookends
    Throughout human history, many cultures have held animals in high regard. Horses, dogs, cats, owls and eagles are thought to hold a special place in astrology, religion and other aspects of cultural importance. So it should come as no surprise that collectible and decorative animal bookends are more than just interior design fixtures.
  • Religious Jewelry An Outward Sign of Faith
    The power of religious symbolism has endured through history. For many religious denominations, sacred symbols have often taken the form of personal jewelry. Religious jewelry has been used as an outward sign of ones faith. The symbol used often indicates the particular religion of the wearer.
  • Celtic Jewelry is Steeped in History
    All cultures throughout history have placed a significant importance to symbols. Long before the development of modern communications, ancient cultures used symbols as a way to share information. The ancient Celts left behind a long history of symbolism and artistry that endures today.
  • Children Drawn to the Sparkle of Jewelry
    Observing how a baby reacts to visual stimuli and it is easy to see how jewelry gets the attention of children and adults alike. Beauty, color and shine are universal attractants not limited to humans.
  • The Black Hills Yields Pink and Green Gold
    In more ways than one, Black Hills gold jewelry has the ability to turn gold into green. Black Hills gold has been a very popular choice when buying gold jewelry pieces.
  • Ten Carat Gold the Good and the Bad
    Gold has captivated us for thousand of years especially when it comes to jewelry. The gift of gold has never fallen out of favor, considered an act of respect and love. Gold has started wars, helped build far flung empires and fueled great economies.
  • All Gold Jewelry is Not Created Equal
    Gold has been a precious commodity for thousand of years. The uses for gold extend far beyond just jewelry. Great empires have risen and fallen based on gold and has historically been a symbol of power and wealth. Gold has remained a universal currency and a fuel a global trade.
  • Golf Course Panoramas Help Frame the Sport
    One of the more popular genres of framed panoramas depict famous golf courses. Views of championship golf courses from around the world can be adorn your home or office. Framed golf course panoramas can make the perfect gift for the golfer or collector in your life.
  • How Watch Making Has Changed
    Before wristwatches became ubiquitous in our society, pocket watches were the standard for personal timekeeping. The first pocket watch is thought to have been made in Germany towards the end of the fifteenth century.
  • Watch Companies Use Communication Technology to Get Their Message Out
    During the early days of watch production, watch makers relied almost entirely on their reputation. By offering the timeless qualities of craftsmanship, durability and good value for the money, many watch makers were propelled forward.
  • Watches Join Cars as Reliable Japanese Products
    The Swiss have been always been known for producing finely crafted goods including watches and clocks and were long considered by many to be the undisputed champs in precision and reliability.
  • Watch Makers Discover Part Standardization
    Like countless other consumer products, the way in which modern wrist watches are manufactured has undergone incredible changes since the Industrial Revolution that broke during the turn of twentieth century.
  • Consider a Custom Watch If a Personal Submarine Is Not In Your Budget
    Many wealthy buyers are looking for the ultimate in bling and that includes buying everything from tourist travel to outer space, mega yachts and even personal submarines.
  • Jewelry Fakes and Knockoffs
    Most all of us are familiar with the old comedy stereotype of the seedy looking gent on street corner pulling open his jacket, offering to sell an expensive watch for pennies on the dollar.
  • Framed Skyline Panorama Photographs
    Someone once wrote that great cities have great skylines. Recognizable by prominent buildings and other structures the worlds great city skylines can be seen in many different panoramic photographs.
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