When Omega goes gold
It’s hard to praise the countless vintage relics for their creativity – and for good reason. Still, a few rare houses sometimes revive timepieces that, 70 years after their birth,…
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Jaquet Droz sets the Lord of the Rings on fire
Here is a collaboration that we did not expect: the one between Jaquet Droz, the venerable watchmaking house of La Chaux-de-Fonds, and John Howe, the artistic director of The Lord…
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Flashy watches Made in Germany
Green dials are in fashion? No matter for Glashütte Original! The German brand has always had a foot in the flashy vintage and now illustrates itself with two sparkling novelties.…
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Beautiful icons
A few days ago, the most famous watchmaking houses had an appointment (online) at Watches & Wonders to present their 2021 novelties. Not surprisingly, yesterday’s icons remain today’s stars. Overview…
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Frédérique Constant’s major innovation
A watchmaking revolution? Not necessarily, but probably one of the most beautiful advances in the construction of an automatic watch in recent years, signed Frederique Constant. By Olivier Müller It…
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The Grand Seiko offensive
Grand Seiko is as discreet as it is effective: without the Swiss watchmaking industry really seeing it coming, the Japanese brand has become the fourth most valuable in the world,…
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Piaget Polo : hello squelette !
Challenged by Bulgari on the field of the skeleton watch, flat, cool and sexy, Piaget strikes back with its new Polo. A sporty-chic ground where the manufacture finds its superb…
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The perfect “Frankenwatch”?
It aggregates the best to make… even better. How far to push vintage fashion? Zenith’s answer. Olivier Müller Zenith is a brand apart in the watchmaking landscape: it is the…
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De Bethune, the two-faced watchmaker
It’s the sales. For every watch purchased, De Bethune offers you the second. Or almost… Olivier Müller Two-sided watches are not a novelty, but novelties in two-sided watches… are rare.…
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Massive seduction weapon
The essayist Pierre Rabhi has made a name for himself by advocating “happy sobriety”. What if this new Oris “Carl Brashear” was the manifesto? Olivier Müller Fine watchmaking is a…
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