Opened 2005
25th Avenue still smells like brass polish if the pelorus just came off the hood.
Hosel Clock began because Elodie Vane was tired of Gulfport players buying a factory pip and then leaking every four toward the island when Sound chop came up.
The first pelorus was a leftover bearing ring from a cousin who piloted the harbor. The first lubber line was a scratch on a vise. The charter has not changed: spine first, clock second, painted pips never.
We still will not clock a driver hosel as a primary. The watch maps irons, because that is where an open spine tells on you on this coast. Wind still walks the heading while the trunk stays shut overnight. That is the whole story, reprinted every May.