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It is impossible to define what craft in British watchmaking truly means. A constantly evolving sector, we capture what it is today – a spectrum of traditional to modern approaches that have produced intriguing watches…
Most collectors and enthusiasts have never known a world without the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak. In its 51 years, it has come to be ubiquitous, casting a shadow on everything that came after it. However, what is it tha...
We spoke to seven independent watchmakers who shared stories about the heritage and history that they see their watchmaking as having descended from, and the people that have been important to their journeys today.
The first chapter in a three-part series on F.P. Journe, we explore the origins of his work and journey to independence, including the highly-coveted early Souscription series…
The Austrian independent watchmaker is known in the industry as one of the best, and is only just stepping out on his own.
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...
Existing between past and future, reality and fiction, Vianney Halter has created watches that continue to challenge our conceptions of what watchmaking is...
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…
How can you tell when a bubble is about to pop? We explore the rise and fall of watches through history …
While watches and art may seem completely different, Wes Lang and Todd Levin help us explore if these two worlds are as comparable as they seem...
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…
We take a close look at three neo-vintage models from the 'Holy Trinity' that have picked up a lot of attention in the last couple of years...
Dr. Andrew Hildreth uncovers the life and work of a genius mathematician and watchmaker, who legacy is marred by bankruptcy and lunacy...
Josh Sims examines why so many defining watches come in shaped cases and asks if we are seeing less imagination in this area than we once were...
Tony Traina dials in on the myriad of techniques that have gone into finishing dials over the centuries...
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