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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...
Independent watchmaking is arguably where some of the most exciting research and development is happening - we take a look at the watchmakers who are reinventing how we make watches and think about time...
A pioneer in water-proofing watches, François Borgel had a bigger part to play in creating the category of sports watches than many give him credit for...
We speak to the experts on enamel dials about their history, the different types and how they're made today...
Josh Sims takes a look at everything watchmakers use to increase accuracy...
We take a look at three watches that illustrate the industry's move from vintage to modern...
Patents have long been seen as a necessity in watchmaking, so we took a look at some of the most important ones in history...
Brands have pushed for fully integrated movement production for years now, but does it still matter?
Not every function on a watch has made it into the 21st century, we look at a few we've lost along the way...
We take a look at what it takes to bring watches back to life and where the controversy around this topic comes from...
Discover the young watchmaker who is making a name for himself by crafting watches entirely by hand...
Swapping hands for discs has been practiced in watchmaking for centuries, so why has it taken so long for it to become widely adopted, as it is today?
Simon de Burton slices through the history of the world's slimmest watches...
We look at some of the most important movements in the world of horology...
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