An independent journal of long-form essays on horology history, covering individual watchmakers, specific historic timepieces and the longitude problem. Readers get archival, object-focused research on makers who are often overlooked or misattributed.

Essays by Nicholas Carr on technology, media, perception and culture, mixing close cultural criticism with historical argument. Readers get long-form, reflective takes on digital media, enchantment, and the history of communication technologies.

Rob Hoeijmakers writes essays on research, innovation and how technology becomes practically useful, drawing on his work building AI applications. The sample covers Leonardo da Vinci's business-minded job application, the meaning of 'Physical AI' in robotics, and practical experience with ChatGPT skills.

Roma Agrawal, a structural engineer and author, writes about the materials, objects and people behind everyday things, alongside updates on her book projects and interviews with fellow engineers. Readers get engineering history, sustainability perspectives on construction, and personal reflections from an insider's point of view.