Five Star Gift Ideas

When it comes to finding a meaningful wedding gift for a friend who loves horology, there are plenty of unique and thoughtful options to consider. Here are a few ideas that could capture their passion for clocks and watches:

1. Vintage Timepiece: Consider gifting them a vintage clock or watch that holds sentimental value. You could search for a collector's item from their favorite brand or a timepiece that aligns with their personal style. Vintage watches can be found in online marketplaces or at reputable antique stores.

2. Customized Pocket Watch: Personalize a pocket watch with their initials or a special message. Pocket watches have a timeless charm and make for exquisite wedding gifts. Engraving their names and wedding date on the cover can add an extra touch of sentimentality.

3. Horology Book: Look for books that explore the fascinating world of horology. Whether it's a comprehensive historical account or a beautifully illustrated coffee table book, they'll appreciate having a reference guide that indulges their passion. "The Watch Book" by Gisbert L. Brunner or "A Man and His Watch" by Matt Hranek could be great options.

4. Horological Subscription: Consider gifting them a subscription to a horological magazine or an online membership to a horology community. These subscriptions often include access to exclusive content, interviews with industry experts, and information on the latest trends and releases in the world of watches.

5. Watch Winder: If they own an automatic watch, a watch winder could be a practical and thoughtful gift. Watch winders keep automatic timepieces wound and ready to wear, preventing them from losing time. Look for one that can accommodate multiple watches and has adjustable settings.

6. Horology Workshop: If your friend is an avid do-it-yourself enthusiast, consider gifting them a workshop experience where they can learn watchmaking skills. Many horology schools and institutes offer short courses or workshops that range from basic watch assembly to advanced techniques.

7. Horological Artwork: Seek out artwork that celebrates the beauty of horology. Prints or paintings featuring clocks, watches, or intricate watch movements make for stunning home decor. You could even commission a local artist to create a customized piece based on their favorite watch or clock.

8. Horology Museum Membership: If there's a horology museum in their area or one they've expressed interest in, consider gifting them a membership. This will give them unlimited access to explore and learn more about the history of timekeeping.

Remember, the most important thing is to choose a gift that reflects their passion and shows how much you care. By considering their love for horology, any of these ideas will undoubtedly make a memorable and heartfelt wedding gift.

Or you can get her/him a star map with the date of the wedding.

Linda Sagberg says about Under Lucky Stars star maps:

“Very happy with the poster. The stars above our city right at the moment we got married ⭐️❤️”