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Wings to fly
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Eric Cantona designed INVICTUS Morphos with Hautlence. His upturned collars appear in form of spread blue mother-of-pearl butterfly wings.
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Upside down
I love Ludovic Ballouard’s timepiece – there’s some kind of humour in it, but still what’s inside is serious mechanics at its best.
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At Parmigiani – Part 2
The six manufactures of the Sandoz Family Foundation are able to create watches from A to W. I visited them all.
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At Parmigiani – Part 1
I visited Parmigiani and started my tour in the Musée d’Horlogerie Le Locle. Maurice-Yves Sandoz donated his personal collection to museum.
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Loupio-cite #8
“I want to stay as close to the edge as I can without going over. Out on the edge you see all kinds of things you can’t see from the center.” – Kurt Vonnegut (American writer, 11 November 1922- 11 April 2007)
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Secret map of the Palace
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There’s a Palace hidden in the middle of a labyrinth, guarded by snakes and heavy swords in a land full of traps. We share the map with you.
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Speake-Marin at Baselworld
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Speake-Marin expanded the J-class collection by Vertical Double Tourbillon in Baselworld. Ladies are targeted with multi-colored Shenandoah.
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Wrapped around the finger
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Damiani indulges women with interesting jewellery pieces such as three-finger rings or crocodile clutch with a detachable brooch.
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Family stories
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We’d like to introduce you to two charming families and their mechanical children. We visited Antoine Preziuso and Pierre DeRoche in Basel.
