Wandering Hours
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History of Wandering Hours
The wandering hour watch is a delightful oddity in the world of horology, with a history that stretches back to the 17th century. Originally crafted as a clock by the Campani brothers for Pope Alexander VII in 1656, these timepieces eschew traditional hands in favor of rotating numerals that glide gracefully across the dial. After a quiet period in the early 20th century, wandering hour watches made a grand comeback in the late 20th century, thanks to brands like Audemars Piguet and Urwerk, who rekindled interest with their innovative designs. Today, these fascinating watches continue to capture imaginations with their blend of tradition and modernity. For those who crave this mesmerizing complication without the hefty price tag, Xeric offers an attainable range of wandering hour watches that marry historical charm with contemporary style, proving that whimsy and accessibility can indeed go hand in hand.
