Hermès Nantucket evokes its early days
The story of the Nantucket watch continues with the chaîne d’ancre, evoking its early days.
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2021, year of the tourbillon at Breguet
The year 2021 marks the 220th anniversary of one of the greatest watchmaking complications: the tourbillon. An exquisite complex mechanism, the invention lies at the heart of a genuine human adventure that, to this day, contributes to the reputation of its creator Abraham-Louis Breguet and his House.
F.P. Journe – The luxury of exclusivity
The Vagabondage trilogy reaches its conclusion with the Vagabondage III. The flat Tortue case returns, enclosing a world-first display of digital jumping hours and seconds; an exploit made real for the 137 pieces in this limited edition.
10 watches that rule the roost
The unmistakable sound of this most flamboyant fowl has rung out on Saturday January 28th to mark the beginning of Chinese New Year. Until February 15th 2018, the Fire Rooster will colour our mood - and the dials of our watches - with its bright plumage and proud stance. Plenty for watchmakers to crow about!
Louis Vuitton – Out of Africa
Louis Vuitton gets ready for summer with an Africa-inspired theme. First stop, the Tambour Slim Monogram Savane.
Sleeping beauties awaken
In hibernation since the 1980s, three complete collections have resurfaced at IWC, Cartier and Girard-Perregaux, and all clearly have women in their sights. Some have been given a full revamp, others are almost exactly as we remember them. At last, these sleeping beauties shall go to the ball!
Simple watches, complex problems
The entry-level segment has become a recurring theme among Fine Watch brands, and while efforts are clearly being made in this department, one unknown factor remains: the customer, preferably young and less inclined towards luxury.
Hermès – Perpetual slim
Its perfect silhouette and distinctive font make a welcome incursion into horological complications. Deceptively simple in appearance, the Hermès Slim Quantième Perpétuel Platinum turns to one of watchmaking's most demanding feats. It is also a visual delight in blue.
