Watchcraft: Minstrel Silver Series
Wandering musicians, as knowledgeable of the courts as of the open fields, as accomplished with verse as with song. Silver, the metal of the coins in their hat, and the flute at their lips. Distressed, oxidized, and patterned in silver, and metal alloys. Hand-painted dials.
Shown below in order of appearance are:
Watchcraft: Minstrel Copper Series
Wandering musicians, as knowledgeable of the courts as of the open fields, as accomplished with verse as with song. Copper, the metal of the gypsy caravan, and the spire rising above the cathedral. Distressed, oxidized, and patterned in copper, and metal alloys. Hand-painted dials.
Shown below in order of appearance are:
Watchcraft Watches
I have been a huge fan of Eduardo Milieris’ Watchcraft watches since 2000, when I bought my first one in Jerome, Arizona. Eduardo’s work is pure art as you can see from the pictures. You can learn more about Eduardo here, or click a picture to see all the watches in that series. (I personally have at least one from each series except the Montevideos). 
Minstrel Copper |
Minstrel Silver |
Minstrel Brass |
Full Moon |
Full Moon Wave |
Montevideo |