47Ronin Watch straps Blog

Grundstof was founded by two co-workers in a prestigious watch company who had a dream of creating innovative watches with a high level of craftsm...

You may have read our previous blog post on Japanese School Uniform Second Button which we use for our watch strap design. This time, we would lik...

47Ronin recently made a trip to Hong Kong (yes, again!). This time round, 47Ronin sat down with Flora from Unwire for an interview and conducted a...

As part of 47Ronin’s aim to collaborate with 50 artists and makers, I am always on the lookout for emerging talents looking to expand their portfo...

Ever seen some of the unique watch faces of 47Ronin’s watches? Rustic, special, and edgy – today’s blog post will feature the source of these one-o...

The kimono is arguably one of Japan’s most distinctive cultural icons. Adorned with beautiful designs and luxurious fabric, is worn by both men and women (more commonly so for women) during important ceremonies and traditional festivals in modern day Japan.

For me, it is a “love and hate relationship”, it is both the “love” and “hate” of this beautifully unique country that I am still very much connected to it. 

“Genuine Leather” is what you often see printed at the back of watch straps. While literally “Genuine Leather” means real leather instead of synthetic leather, it actually indicates the grade of the leather, which is…...far from the best.