Book Review – The Watch Book: Hanhart And The German Watch Industry
There’s something undeniably compelling about German watchmaking. It doesn’t shout. It doesn’t glitter unnecessarily. Instead, it delivers precision, purpose and
Read moreThere’s something undeniably compelling about German watchmaking. It doesn’t shout. It doesn’t glitter unnecessarily. Instead, it delivers precision, purpose and
Read moreThe M.A.D.Gallery opened its doors in Geneva’s Old Town in October 2011. The goal was never to build a chain
Read moreFor collectors who understand that true glamour is never accidental, the latest evolution of the Piaget Limelight Gala arrives dressed
Read moreIn the early 1960s, NASA realised astronauts needed reliable, tough wristwatches for space missions, especially for tasks outside the spacecraft
Read moreTrue to its emblematic “square within a rectangle” silhouette, the Hermès Cape Cod reinterprets the contours of an enduring design
Read moreTo mark 100 years of its historic Piazza San Giovanni boutique in Florence, Officine Panerai unveils something far more ambitious than a
Read moreIn this occasional series, we will explore the life and achievements of the greatest and most respected horologists of their
Read moreIn this episode I speak with Maximin Chapuis a French watchmaker and horologist who is passionate about conservation and restoration and
Read moreA. Lange & Söhne has officially opened its newest U.S. boutique in Chicago, marking a significant return to the American
Read moreCharles Frodsham, Precise Time: Two Centuries in the Making celebrates one of Britain’s great horological names. The Clockmakers’ Museum, housed
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