Czapek Antarctique Green Meteor: Cosmos to the Wrist
Czapek is on a roll with its popular Antarctique steel sports watch and recently introduced a striking green meteorite dial in a limited edition of 100 pieces (which is already nearly sold out.)
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Tim Mosso Builds a Custom Road Bike Part I: Who, Why, and What’s Involved in getting a Custom Fitted Bike
/3 Comments/in Highlights, Luxury, Experiences, Science & Nature, Sports/by Tim MossoAs a road cyclist and runner with a raft of leg injuries, Tim Mosso’s first move was to ditch the running. He then decided that it was time for a new bike.
Pastorale II by Chinese Independent Watchmaker Qin Gan: the Epitome of a Modern Dress Watch
/4 Comments/in New for 2024, Highlights, Independents/by Ian SkellernIndependent Chinese watchmaker Qin Gan has over thirty years of experience in antique watch restorations and has crafted numerous prototype watches with complex features such as flyback, tourbillon, automaton, and repeater mechanisms. He now launches his second model under his own brand, the sublime Pastorale II.
3 Annual Calendars from Patek Philippe, Parmigiani Fleurier, and Omega that Only Need Adjusting Once a Year – Reprise
/1 Comment/in Highlights, Omega, Parmigiani, Patek Philippe/by Sabine ZwettlerThe annual calendar is much more practical than a standard calendar, which needs correction in all months with 30 days or less; the annual calendar only needs correcting once a year in February. For owners of this noble yet practical complication, making this adjustment marks a yearly highlight. In celebration of the annual calendar, here are three exciting new models to kick off 2024 in style.
Cyrus Klepcys Vertical Tourbillon: ‘Artificial Gravity’ On The Wrist
/0 Comments/in Highlights, Cyrus, Independents/by Joshua MunchowThe concepts of the Cyrus Klepcys Vertical Tourbillon and Vertical Tourbillon Skeleton rotate around a vertically oriented tourbillon in the center of the movement. Joshua Munchow sees an awesome spaceship with an artificial gravity ring in the center; how about you?
Joshua’s Ultimate ‐ If Money is No Object ‐ 10 Watch Collection: 2022 Edition – Reprise
/0 Comments/in Highlights, Collectors and Collecting, Thoughts & Opinion/by Joshua MunchowWhile we are now looking forward to the 2024 releases, Joshua Munchow looks back at 2022, which was a pretty tremendous year for watchmaking.
Quill & Pad At The Mythic Mille Miglia
/4 Comments/in Cars, Sports, Chopard, Roland Iten/by Ian SkellernOnly a few sporting events are fortunate enough to transcend the confines of their sports. But for these special few, their name and reputation evoke powerful associations, even among those who care little for the sport itself.
And when it comes to endurance racing in historic cars, one name stands above all others: the Mille Miglia in Italy.
The HYT Skull: Fad, Trend, Style, Or Movement?
/3 Comments/in HYT/by Joshua MunchowIn the world of passing fads and trends, many enter but few succeed. One trend that has been moving across the watch industry for a while is skull-related timepieces. And for me, the most on point and understandable skull watch can be none other than the HYT Skull. It stands out as a perfect synthesis of what the brand is about, what the brand’s customer will enjoy, and what is cool about skulls on watches in the first place.
Konstantin Chaykin’s Diana Romances The Moon
/0 Comments/in AHCI, Independents, Konstantin Chaykin, Ladies watches/by Elizabeth DoerrThe moon is one element of horology that allows watchmakers to wax lyrical and get their romance on.
Thanks to its romantic properties and associations, depictions of the moon are particularly popular complications for women.
Konstantin Chaykin, that brilliant watchmaker/inventor from Russia, thus showed a bit of his softer side at Baselworld 2015 with the introduction of a new rendition of a ladies’ moon phase watch with its mechanical sophistication clearly on display.
The Parmigiani Senfine Concept Features Grasshoppers And Silicon
/3 Comments/in Parmigiani/by Joshua MunchowParmigiani Fleurier, Vaucher Manufacture, and the Swiss Center for Electronics and Microtechnology (CSEM) have released a cased concept watch called the Senfine. The idea for this escapement concept came as a way to reduce friction and drastically extend the power reserve of the average watch. At this time, the Senfine boasts 70 hours of power reserve thanks to a modified “grasshopper.”