Archive for Apr 20, 2022
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WorldTempus joins Alpina at Extreme Verbier for a weekend of thrills and watches Read more at worldtempus.com
Vacheron Constantin honours artistic crafts and invites the gifted artisans of the Louvre Museum to present their creation Read more at worldtempus.com
OMEGA celebrates its legendary history and the magical qualities of its precise and delicate watch mechanisms, with a stunning new campaign, that turns watch calibres into dream-like worlds Read more
Ken Gargett recently attended a wonderful Perrier-Jouët Belle Époque dinner at the Queensland Art Gallery with focus on the Rosé. At the dinner, however, the superb Belle Époque Blanc de
Haute Time sat down with the VIEREN founders to hear what makes the brand different in the market and what the future holds for VIEREN. READ MORE The post Meet
Fortis has been busy with the development of new manufacturer movements with the help of Kenissi and most recently, La Joux-Perret who helped them with the production of the Werk
The 1970s marked the introduction of stainless steel sport watches in the collections of renowned Swiss brands such as Audemars Piguet and Patek Philippe. This was quite a step, as
Two years ago, when we thought the sequel to what’s undeniably the best pilot’s movie of all times (sorry, I stand by it…) was about to be released, our resident
Years ago, when I first began writing for WatchTime, I penned a weekly column dubbed “Vintage Eye for the Modern Guy.” I wrote the column for several years early in
You can’t control your heart. And a watch lover’s heart, especially, tends to skip a beat when it encounters something that strikes a chord. And boy, did my heart skip
Ten large, one stack of high society, or whatever you call it — this, €10,000, is what I’ve been given to start a watch collection. Some would call it an
DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors The Grand Lange 1 went on a slimming trip, retaining the 41mm case diameter, but shedding 0.6mm in the process. Here
Vianney Halter is, without a doubt, one of the most prolific and talented watchmakers on the indie scene. Whether we talk about his highly personal sense of design, materialised in
Indie watchmaker Arnold & Son introduced its Ultrathin Tourbillon Escapement (UTTE) in 2013. With a height of just 2.97mm, the UTTE was one of the thinnest tourbillon movements on the
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