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For International Women's Day, we examine the roles women have played in watchmaking, be it in the past, present or future. Speaking with some of the most talented people in the industry to see what has changed over ...
From marrying into the aristocracy to some of the company’s most creative minds, the female influence on Cartier over the years cannot be ignored…
We spoke to Singaporean photographer and collector Hosanna Swee on her creative process, the visual language of horology, and her collecting philosophy…
The provenance of a watch makes up a crucial part of a watch’s value, in both personal and monetary terms. We intend to explore the “industry” of provenance, the effects it has on value and, in essence, the various fo...
From Tuscan-made tailoring to "wearable comfort food", we spoke to Johnson about the challenges of chasing purity in design, bridging the gap between online and offline experiences, and watches as design objects...
What makes Gérald Genta the greatest watch designer of all time is not his two most famous watches, but rather the entire body of work that he tirelessly built up over a career spanning nearly 60 years. We take a look...
From being considered too baroque and rococo to holding a place as one of the more technically difficult and showstopping aspects of watchmaking, skeletonised watches prove to be rather divisive in the watch world...
From first arriving on Japanese shores in the mid-19th century to a complete Ichiro's Card series selling for £1.1 million just last year, there is more to collecting Japanese whisky than meets the eye...
From lightning fast trades between collectors to tongue-in-cheek memes, social media has made the watch space more accessible, but does it have a darker side?
From field to divers’ and pilots’ watches, the legacy of the Dirty Dozen changed the face of watchmaking – and created some of the most collectable watches today...
From enamelled to engine-turned designs, the Patek Philippe Golden Ellipse lighter remains one of the most elusive and uncommon objects for collectors...
From a disrupting, design-led brand to folding more than once, Ikepod’s story is about as colourful as the watches themselves…
Discovering those watchmakers hidden by the inner workings of the industry, and the impacts they made behind the scenes...
Long considered the enemy of mechanical movements, we ask if we were too hasty in our judgement of quartz technology...
From Andy Warhol to Salvador Dali, Piaget’s penchant for whimsy and elegance has continued to capture attention through the years…
How can you tell when a bubble is about to pop? We explore the rise and fall of watches through history …
Dr. Andrew Hildreth uncovers the life and work of a genius mathematician and watchmaker, who legacy is marred by bankruptcy and lunacy...
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