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Fergus Nash

Contributor

“Hi, I’m a watch nerd and regular nerd.”

When Fergus went rummaging around the third draw down to find a watch for work, they had no idea what they were in for. The process of pulling out the vintage relic, researching what it needed to get working again, and having the serviced heirloom on their wrist awakened the obsessive part of their nature that loves to delve deep. Fergus sent Andrew an email about becoming a writer for Time+Tide, and the rest is history. Now, with a tidy collection including Omega, Cartier, Seiko and more, every day carries a hint of disbelief whenever they check the time.

First watch: 1958 Omega Seamaster – “My great-grandfather Harry had incredible taste.”


Favourite watch: 2008 Omega Planet Ocean – “It does everything except actually making me James Bond.”


Finale watch: Omega De Ville Central Tourbillon 5133.30.00 – “This one’s gonna take more than just my kidneys.”

Articles by Fergus Nash

INTRODUCING: The Hanhart Pioneer Flieger One NightBlue delivers a contemporary twist on an old favourite
MICRO MONDAYS: The Circula AquaSport GMT is a funky diver with ’70s swagger
The Full-Metal G-SHOCK “CasiOak” is now in yellow gold
HANDS-ON: The Ball Endurance 1917 Series is dedicated to the heroic explorer Ernest Shackleton
The history of Landeron, the legendary manufacturer that never gets the recognition it deserves
The 5 watches you’ll regret buying
INTRODUCING: The Junghans 1972 FIS Nordic World Ski Championships editions
The Minase Masterpiece collection lives up to its name
It’s Sydney’s time to shine with the Vacheron Constantin Villes Lumières
MICRO MONDAYS: The MALM Air Wolf Viggen is a modern pilot’s watch with a Swedish twist
From bank robber to worm picker, the best watches for the weirdest jobs
VERSUS: The Grand Seiko SBGH289 and Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M divers duke it out
HANDS-ON: The Méraud Antigua is a yachting watch that bobs along on a delightfully retro wave
MICRO MONDAYS: The triumphant story of the Fears Brunswick
HANDS-ON: The Tusenö Windseeker is a handsome watch with 1970s swagger
INTRODUCING: The Maurice Lacroix Aikon #tide Mahindra
INTRODUCING: The Brellum Pilot LE.1 GMT Chronometer wants to become your frequent flyer
HANDS-ON: The Yema Rallygraf Meca-Quartz is one of the best budget racing watches around
INTRODUCING: The Bulova Lunar Pilot and Accutron Astronaut prepare for lift off once again
WHAT TWEAKS MY TOURB: Enough with the digital renders – brands need decent photography
MICRO MONDAYS: The William Wood Fearless is the brand’s first field watch
Bargain alert: How you could snag 4 vintage Seikos for $44
The DIY Series: How to modify your watch (Part 2)
INTRODUCING: The Ball Engineer Master II Diver Chronometer comes in 6 lip-smacking flavours
The Horage Lensman 1 is inspired by mechanical cameras, but it’s no loose Canon
INTRODUCING: The new Hublot Big Bang Zermatt
MICRO MONDAYS: The Baltic Aquascaphe Classic is a modern diver that oozes vintage style for a startlingly good price
The DIY Series: How to make your own watch (Pt 1)
The 5 best Casio watches under $50
INTRODUCING: The Hamilton Jazzmaster Face-2-Face III
The smallest watch you’ve never heard of
HANDS-ON: The new IWC Portofino collection delivers classical sophistication in spades
MICRO MONDAYS: The Artel Rotec Sky Series combines ’70s bravado with Art Deco chic
The 8 best Hublot skeletons to come out of the cupboard
INTRODUCING: The Depancel Tangerine belongs to a tribe called zest
INTRODUCING: The Junghans Meister fein Automatic Edition Erhard