Reviews
Manufacture: Breathing New Life into an Old Term
The modern manufacture d'horlogerie is nothing like the manufacture of the past. The correct and historically accurate definition of manufacturing is the cycle of operations that developed as the industry transitioned from craft to industrial production.
Rolex Changes Movements in 2020
Rolex has begun updating its prized Professional collection — the iconic Submariner watch has been given a slightly larger case to house a new-generation movement.
The Almost Forgotten and Underappreciated Watches of Daniel Roth
Daniel Roth was a big name towards the end of the 1990s when the remarkable master watchmaker's career took off with the iconic eponymous brand he founded. While he may no longer be on the general public's radar, Daniel Roth is still a name that resonates with collectors who know more than a thing or two about watchmaking.
5 Favorites from the Geneva Watch Days
The watch of the year, a record-breaking watch with the world's thinnest tourbillon, the best marine chronometer wristwatch, the coolest sport de luxe in a titanium case, and the most interesting cutting-edge versions of iconic watches: and all of them – part of the GWD-2020.
Breguet: Bracelets and Baguettes
In 2020, the long-established House of Breguet added magnificent new models to several of its flagship collections all at once. The aim of this review is to provide a description of these latest additions
Striking Stars of Vacheron Constantin
A long talk about the 2020 novelties of one of the most respected and oldest Geneva's manufacturers.