Let’s continue with some more fun, with H. Moser & Cie’s new Pop collection, bringing bright colours to their Concept pieces courtesy of mineral stone dials made from Burmese jade, turquoise, coral, pink opal, lapis lazuli or lemon chrysoprase. The… Read More ›
Unfortunately I am unable to be in Geneva for Watches & Wonders this year, so it felt fitting to start with Hautlence’s Retrovision ‘85 Limited Edition, a ‘follow up’ in a broad sense, to one of my favourite pieces from… Read More ›
SINN is renowned for its tough watch cases (the most widely known being their use of tegimented steel whose surface is hardened through the creation of a protective layer – the name being derived from the Latin ‘tegimentum’), but the… Read More ›
Angelus have gone down the ‘modern vintage’ chronograph route again, with the new Chronographe Télémètre joining its older siblings in the La Fabrique collection family. In limited editions of fifteen pieces in 18k 3N yellow gold and twenty-five pieces each… Read More ›
Today is about Junghans’ revival of their Mega Futura. Released in 2011 to mark the company’s sesquicentenary, even though it shared a name with its 1990 ‘Mega 1’ radio-controlled predecessor, it had a ‘futuristic’ design inspiration, featuring an asymmetrical shape… Read More ›
Hautlence’s new Linear Series 3 ‘Red Passion’ joins the blue and black Series 1 and 2 with a limited edition red model. The stainless case, which measures 43mm x 50.8mm (12.2mm thick), is a mix of satin and polished finishing… Read More ›
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was presented with a watch made from the steel of a destroyed Russian T-90 tank during his recent visit to Finland. The name of the watch model, “CTRL-Z”, is a reference to the Russian army’s association… Read More ›
Louis Erard has done it again, this time partnering with GoS to bring Patrik Sjögren’s Damascus steel touch to the Le Régulateur model. If you bought all the previous Louis Erard collaborations, you’d have a nice little collection by now,… Read More ›
If you were one of those fortunate enough to have handled their models at the time, there have been some of us who wondered, now and then, about the short life of the Breva brand, whose watches were impressive but… Read More ›
Even though the use of automata in timekeeping has hundreds of years of history behind it, although its history in wristwatches is obviously far more recent, they still elicit a feeling of wonder. Jaquet Droz’s Charming Bird has a special… Read More ›
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