James Bond Watches Blog

Columbia, PA— The June 16, 2010, edition of the Intelligencer Journal / Lancaster New Era ran a feature article previewing our opening of the highly anticipated “Bond Watches, James Bond Watches” exhibit at the National Watch & Clock Museum.

Text and images from the print edition (in which we appeared on the front page of their business section above the fold, along with a teaser on page 1) are now available online.

We were still very much in the process of setup when staff writer Larry Alexander and photographer Suzette Wenger met with me in the display case for this interview, two days prior.

Mr. Alexander was right on the mark with focus and coverage — better than a lot of what you’ll see even from most James Bond and watch experts. Anticipate that this one will find its way to the top of histories looking back on “Bond Watches, James Bond Watches” in years to come. continue reading…

All six parts of this NAWCC presentation are also now available on YouTube.

This is the format I used for embedding them on CommanderBond.net, and I understand that that may be easier for other web placements as well.

The Channel is “jamesbondwatches” on YouTube.

At left, you can watch Part 1 right here within this Blog post. Otherwise, links to all 6 parts are included below for your convenience. continue reading…

“Where would James Bond be without his wristwatch?”

On Saturday, June 13, 2009, I delivered a presentation on this topic before a public audience at the 64th Annual Convention of the National Association of Watch & Clock Collectors in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Original PowerPoint slides and audio have been converted to video for hosting on the Internet now. Following is Part 1 of 6.