Archive for Apr 18, 2022
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We’re less than a week away from kicking off the San Francisco Windup Watch Fair – our biggest Bay Area event ever. Products from over 40 brands will be on
Brittany "Nico" Cox is fascinated by looking at philosophical problems from a tactile perspective, and automata are a practical application of these ideas. Cochlea, a unique piece automaton, is the
One of the things that have always struck me as very weird is watch brands telling us for which gender, specific models are. While this very well may help the
You’ve probably seen a lot of watches from Watches and Wonders, but what about the wonders! You were promised wonders! Well, they were there, let me tell you, and no
Presented in 2021, the Tonda PF collection is Parmigiani Fleurier’s take on the luxury sports watch with integrated bracelet. If the classic Tonda was designed years ago by Michel Parmigiani,
There were a lot of watches to be seen during Watches & Wonders Geneva 2022. Exactly 38 brands at the show, and then dozens more outside the show. Today, we
The Chopard Manufacture celebrates the 25th anniversary of the L.U.C collection with a Sonnerie au Passage, which is limited to 25 pieces. The timepiece has its entrance in a rose gold
Just when you thought there couldn’t possibly be any additional juice to squeeze out of the Frederique Constant Worldtimer, the Swiss brand has gone ahead and entered the Metaverse. Is
Le Rhöne is a curious one. Curious as in offbeat. I was introduced to the brand on the business side a handful of years back at Baselworld. In fact, intermediaries
DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors As the watch industry grows, and collectors become more conscious, the appetite for finer watchmaking has increased tremendously over the last
In general, we tend to stay away from politics and conflict as we like to focus on watchmaking instead. With that being said, we basically cannot ignore the efforts of
The first time I ever laid my eyes on a Rolex Day-Date was when I was a student. I thought it was quite an impressive watch, and ever since then,
At the end of the 1955 Farnborough Airshow, the British Prime Minister, Sir Anthony Eden, flew in an Avro Vulcan bomber. Though most pilots were bundled up in military flight
The name Memovox has been associated with Jaeger-LeCoultre for more than 70 years, being one of the most famous (and also one of the last) alarm watches on the market.
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