The Heart Beat model with its exposed balance wheel at noon is tucked away in Frederique Constant’s Classic collection with its somewhat disparate offering. Available in a straightforward three-hand automatic
The Heart Beat model with its exposed balance wheel at noon is tucked away in Frederique Constant’s Classic collection with its somewhat disparate offering. Available in a straightforward three-hand automatic
MeisterSinger is of course known for its single-handed approach to mechanical watchmaking, as it has been the core focus of the brand since its inception. To MeisterSinger, it’s not so
If you think of an ultra-classic, almost conservative but also emblematic watch of Patek Philippe (and don’t mention the Nautilus… today we’re talking high-end watchmaking), it would certainly take the
A microbrand with a relatively young history (founded 2016), UK-based Isotope Watches defines itself as “an independent, enthusiastic and driven brand (…) that combines original designs with traditional solutions and
The 1st of May 1994 will forever be remembered as one of the darkest days in Formula 1 racing. A day in a racing weekend that was already looking pretty
Junghans, a German brand specialised in accessible luxury watches, is all about minimalistic designs and Bauhaus inspirations. But that doesn’t mean these watches are simple. In fact, the beauty of
During the past year or so, fans of Grand Seiko have been well treated. The many new and superbly executed watches forming the Evolution 9 collection have provoked some discussions
The Bauhaus movement in design and architecture is known for minimalistic, sober designs with a clear focus on functionality and everyday practicality. Combining crafts and fine arts, the movement attempts
The boutique brand of Brellum has a strong philosophy when it comes to watchmaking. It mostly produces rather handsome, honest chronograph watches using reliable Swiss-made movements. More recently we’ve also
In the field of instrument or tool watches, military forces and their highly specific requirements have played an important role in defining some of the best no-nonsense watches ever created.
As advocates of the whole mechanical watchmaking industry, sharing the passion for watches on a daily basis, even we sometimes discover truly fascinating new people, brands and watches. We’ve always
Laurent Ferrier is a talented designer and his watches reflect the subtle sophistication he has honed since he went solo in 2010. Ferrier has also distinguished himself by his movement
Jump in for a new instalment of The Collector’s Corner. In this column, we talk about youngtimer watches, models produced during the 1980s and 1990s, which blend cool design, modern
The year 2022 marks the 50th anniversary of a very important watch. Presented way back in 1972, the Porsche Design Chronograph 1 was the very first commercially available black-coated watch,
Named after the illustrious British clockmaker, Graham was founded by Eric Loth in 1995. The cornerstone of the brand’s collections, the bold Chronofighter is immediately recognisable with its imposing dimensions