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As its single flagship release for Watches & Wonders Geneva 2025, Ulysse Nardin has just unveiled the world’s lightest mechanical dive watch. Crafted from high-tech recycled materials and powered by
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While the actual anniversary occurred in 2024, Chopard held tight for a few extra months to celebrate the Geneva Watchmaking School’s (Ecole d’Hologerie de Geneve). While Chopard was founded 36
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The Rise of the Indies is an enticing and accurate representation of how independent watchmaking has captured the spotlight in recent years. Increased media attention, social media hype, and, frankly,
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