To The Moon & Back
This year everything was about the secrets of the sky at Jaeger-LeCoultre. We visited the Grande Maison at SIHH.
Fine Watchmaking
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Aventicum
Christophe Claret’s latest piece they virtually took us back all the way to Ancient times.
“My heart’s at zero gravity”
Complex movements and chronometric precision have always been the specialty of Girard-Perregaux. The brand is one of the few that has its own in-house R&D division. In the mid-90s to achieve a greater accuracy they showcased Calibre 32A, the...
Woody
Urwerk landed in Geneva with 3 new versions of existing models last week. The UR-110 EastWood, the metallic UR-210S and the black EMC.
The “Speed-génie”
Meet Génie 03, the world’s first-ever wristwatch with a mechanical speedometer.
Rolex24 At Daytona
This weekend Daytona International Speedway is loud from the 53 screaming engines directed by the 210 drivers at the Rolex24 At Daytona.
Braveheart
This year Bovet presented new models, including the Amadeo Fleurier Braveheart, that will make the company’s boat sail for long.
Marching hours
Speake-Marin presented the new Mechanical Art piece No. 2 Jumping Hours in Geneva with four hour hands marching in perfect sequence.
Test of time
Fleurier Quality Foundation celebrated 10th anniversary this December. Rigorous testing of masterpieces is what it received as its mandate a decade ago.
A new beginning
Omega and Les Ambassadeurs celebrated the new beginning with an exclusive gathering on 3 December in Zurich.
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