If you can choose a colorful, sapphire, diamond-studded case, why do you want a plain old gold case? If anyone in the watch industry likes to play with different materials, it is Richard Mille. He is known for experimenting with various experiments ranging from carbon nanotubes to gold-melted carbon and …continue reading
Everything you think can be done is done in watchmaking. Well, three years ago, HYT showed us nothing, and the watchmaking industry can still develop, and brought some appropriate innovative mechanisms and complexity, when they introduced us to what we thought was completely incompatible with the movement Things: liquid. That …continue reading
Correctly understanding Grand Seiko’s design grammar can help us appreciate its timepiece: art. Grand Seiko will celebrate its 60th anniversary this year, and with it comes increasing attention to the history of the brand. The center of history is Seiko’s design grammar, which was designed by the famous Taro Tanaka …continue reading
After meeting with H. Moser & Cie’s Edouard Meylan and MB&F’s Maximilian Büsser, the CEOs of their respective brands, the stereotype of this domineering and visionary leader gradually disappeared, revealing the two most sympathetic and collaborative people in watchmaking. Although the two men and their company have established a ten-year …continue reading
The story of CORUMs Golden Bridge is simply an exception! Vincent Calabrese, a young watchmaker from the idyllic town of La Cox-de-Fons, knocked on the door of CORUMs one day to introduce his latest invention: a strange rectangular bread movement. He may not know that this will be the development …continue reading
“Life. It has nothing to do with numbers. It’s about feelings. The moment that satisfies your soul. The occasion that holds your breath. The instance that makes you speechless. These are the moments on which we live.” – Jaguar’s slogan – One of the UK’s most successful car manufacturers. Won’t …continue reading