Swiss Parts vs. Swiss Made Movement
In some of our latest watches, we have chosen a Swiss made Ronda movement. However, there are different variants of the same movement, and unfortunately, some brands have errors in how they label a...
The History of Swiss Quartz Movements
The article explores the history and significance movements in the watchmaking industry. It begins with the introduction of the Seiko Astron in 1969, marking the start of the quartz revolution. Des...
Why Sapphire Glass Is the Ultimate Choice for Our Watches
Sapphire glass has long been recognized as the most durable material for watch crystals. By using sapphire glass, you can rest assured that even after years of daily wear, the glass will remain as ...
Custom Watch Projects
Dive into one of our most unique watch collections, created in collaboration with KSAT, inspired by satellite ground stations. Each watch carries the story from the first antenna built in Antarctic...
Mastering Time: Why We Use Miyota Quartz Movements in Some Of Our Watches
Miyota quartz movements
Miyota form the core of our quartz watches. With an impressive accuracy rate of +/- 10 seconds per month, Miyota's movements meet the stringent demands of modern ...
The Heart of the Arctic GMT: Seiko NH34 GMT Movement
In the realm of timekeeping, precision and functionality are non-negotiable. For the Arctic GMT, we sought a movement that not only met these criteria but exceeded them without breaking the bank. E...
Embracing Analog Watches: A Timeless Choice for Men and Women
In this insightful article, ÁIGI's Co-owner, Aleksander, addresses a common query about the relevance of analog watches in today's tech-driven world. He affirms the enduring appeal of analog timepi...
Unveiling the Seiko NH35 Movement: Engine of Excellence in Affordable Watches
The Seiko NH35 Movement combines precision and affordability. This automatic movement features 24 jewels, operates at 21,600 vibrations per hour, and boasts a 41-hour power reserve. It includes hac...