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CEO Ricardo Guadalupe (right) opening the first Hublot Boutique in Latin America in the presence of Hublot ambassadors Pelé and Gustavo “Guga” Kuerten
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Diane-Kruger-Jaeger-LeCoultre-Reverso-Berlin-Film-Festival
/0 Comments/in /by Ian SkellernDiane Kruger wearing a Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso at the Berlin Film Festival
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/0 Comments/in /by Ian SkellernAudemars Piguet presents Michael Bastian’s fall collection
A Short History Of The Russian Watch Industry And Where It Is Today
/4 Comments/in Collectors and Collecting, Soviet / Eastern Europe watches/by Craig HesterWhen it comes to manufacturing in Russia and Eastern Europe, the typical items that most often spring to mind tend to be nesting dolls, Fabergé eggs, amber jewelry and many of the world’s best-built fighter jets and machine guns.
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/0 Comments/in /by Ian SkellernLunokhod by Vostok Europe
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/0 Comments/in /by Ian SkellernA Vostok-Europe watchmaker in Vilnius, Lithuania encases a Vostok movement. Photo courtesy Tim Temple Imagery
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/0 Comments/in /by Ian SkellernWatchmaker assembles the Vostok-Europe Lunokhod 2, the first to use a Soprod movement, in Vilnius, Lithuania. Photo courtesy Tim Temple Imagery
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/0 Comments/in /by Ian SkellernVostok movements are all disassembled, acid-washed and rebuilt for Vostok-Europe timepiece. Photo courtesy Tim Temple Imagery
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/0 Comments/in /by Ian SkellernWatchmakers testing timepiece at the Vostok-Europe factory in Vilnius, Lithuania. Photo courtesy Tim Temple Imagery
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/0 Comments/in /by Ian SkellernVostok-Europe Ice Blue Anchar, the first to use ice blue tritium tubes from MB Mictrotec of Switzerland. Photo courtesy Tim Temple Imagery