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Winold Reiss Mosaic Murals of The Concourse at Union Terminal

The P-40M Pilot Watch Inspiration: An Award Winning Warbird Restoration

Verdin Clock & Bell Company

Memorialize the 2024 United States Eclipse

Union Terminal Tower A Pneumatic Train-yard control

Pneumatic Clocks of Paris: Air Powered Time

Reinventing in Ruins: Cincinnati Mega Factories & City Beautiful

Antikythera Mechanism's Astronomical Mastery: What It Tracked & Predicted

Gruen Time Hill Tour: Lighthouse Youth & Family Services

Gruen, Sons & Company, Cincinnati, Ohio 1898

Give Back Tuesday: Community Partners & Why We Love Them

American Soldier's Watches During Vietnam & The Olongapo Bracelets

The Essential Components of a Mechanical Watch: A Beginner's Guide

WatchMaker Jordan Ficklin on "Time" with Concert Nova

The BRISTOW'S AT THE BROADWAY Clock in Eugene, Oregon

Union Terminal Concourse 1933-1972 pic color by FORTUNE Magazine 1932

The Cincinnati Union Terminal

The Movement Gruen Manufactured in Cincinnati

Business Law Firm Help Watch Company Grow

The Cincinnati Union Terminal Clock

Jaquet Droz All 3 automaton, "The Writer" and The Girl At the Piano

The First Programmable Computer: Automaton Jaquet Droz

Antikythera Mechanism Predicted Eclipses 2000 Years Ago

Watch Assembly in Cincinnati, Ohio. USA

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This watch is amazing! It glows like a torch and I feel I can dress it up or down. The size is perfect and it contours to my wrist. The only small caveat I have is the bracelet. It has a great secure milled clasp and great tolerance I just feel it feels a bit rough and could be softer on the edges. It makes up for it with quick release pins though. I would totally buy it again

Great watch; love it!

Great watch; love it! And the engraving was fantastic as well!

Quite possibly my favourite microbrand watch. Beautiful design, fantastic performance

The Cincinnatus field watch has a unique and interesting design language to it that stands out in a collection and also has (in my opinion) some really well-communicated messaging behind it. It's not a matter of "oh we named this watch after a historical figure from the Roman Empire" and calling it a day. No, the design of the dial does reinforce a vibe that harkens back to aesthetics and architecture from that era.

The specs on the watch are of course fantastic, construction is tight and precise, the bracelet design is good, and the case size is perfect for this type of watch. The addition of an automatic movement with a display caseback sold me even more on this watch. It's a wonderful addition.

Underrated gem!

An amazing timepiece and a tremendous value. So thin on the wrist and drilled lugs are a nice touch. The textured white dial looks great in all types of light. This is a clean and classy field watch that looks and feels awesome on the included bracelet or a strap. Lume is bright and black hands really pops against the dial. If there is another timepiece out there with this fit and finish with a SW-200-Power+ I want to know about it!

Cincinnatus Burgundy.

I have had this watch in my collection for close to a year and it one of my
Favorites. Just a beautiful watch and I never thought I cared about movement but it makes me
Notice her. It hits way above its price point.

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