Category: Watchmaking
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The Palace of realized dreams
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The most interesting niche watch brands in the Palace at Baselworld 2013
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“Je ne Sonne que les Heures Heureuses”
The House of Boucheron is known not only for its rich history but also its innovative spirit; Frédéric Boucheron developed new gem cutting, engraving and setting techniques and he was also the first jeweller to open a store on the famous Place Vendôme. Nature often…
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Hublot: Baselworld Big Bangs
In the Hublot booth we met the Baselworld 2013 novelties and within the frames of the Hublot Watch Academy we assembled a Big Bang case.
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“Tour de Chopard”: Basel – Brescia – Rome – Cannes
We went to see Chopard’s presentation about their novelties in Baselworld 2013.
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Van Cleef & Arpels – Living dials
Van Cleef & Arpels, Watch collection 2013 and enamel techniques – Press presentation in Dubai Mall
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Christie’s Important Watches auction teaser
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Opening reception of Christie’s Dubai auctions and a little preview of the upcoming “Important Watches” auction in Geneva
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Uncomplicate complications – Geneva stripes
“Geneva stripes” or “Côtes de Genève” is one of the most widely-used decoration techniques in high-level movements.
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Uncomplicate complications – Anglage
In part 3 of Uncomplicate complications we learn a few things about “anglage”.
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Uncomplicate complications – Movements
Aaron Becsei is an independent watchmaker, and member of Académie Horlogére des Créaturs Indépendants. He guides me with the experts’ knowledge through the secrets of fine watchmaking. In the series of Uncomplicate Complications we discover the seeds of uniqueness, art and value in a timepiece.…