Ulysse Nardin brings the final touch to its Divers
After the launch, last November, of the Diver X and the Lady Diver, Ulysse Nardin begins the final chapter of the Diver story with three new 44mm chronographs.
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RJ explores the galaxy with the Arraw StarTwist Gold Magellanic Cloud
The Arraw Star Twist by RJ captures the beauty of the universe. A 39mm case, crowned with a sapphire-studded rotating bezel, surrounds a dial that draws us into the fascinating depths of a blue Magellanic Cloud.
Understanding the poetic world of Van Cleef & Arpels
After the recent sale, by Christie's, of several Van Cleef & Arpels jewels belonging to Elizabeth Taylor, Stanislas de Quercize, CEO, describes the poetry that surrounds the Parisian firm, established Place Vendôme since 1906.
Peter Speake-Marin lays the foundations for growth
Like a good many independent master watchmakers, Peter Speake-Marin didn't emerge entirely unscathed from the crisis that hit the watch sector in 2008-2009. An opportunity to rethink his business model for the future, not least with a new "classic" collection. Interview.
Retro-futurism with MB&F
MB&F once again turns watchmaking on its head, this time with a retro-futuristic design. The just-released Legacy Machine LM1 has lost no time in becoming a "must have" for aficionados. Orders are already equivalent to three and a half years' production.
Hautlence, back with a vengeance
Hautlence, established in 2004, took the market by storm with its very first watches. Then crisis came calling in 2009. The HL2, launched this year, marks the beginning of round two for a team intent on taking on the market.
"At Greubel Forsey, we're not polishers"
Aiguille d’Or in 2010 at the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève, Greubel Forsey is also the proud winner of this year's International Chronometry Contest. Proof that all these years of research have not been in vain.
