Harry Winston’s Opus Series: A Complete Overview From Opus 1 Through Opus 13 (Archive)
Here we take a look back at the history-making timepieces of the Harry Winston Opus series from Opus One through Opus Thirteen.
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SIHH 2018 Round Table: What We Liked, What We Didn’t Like, And What We Would Buy For Ourselves. Warning: Photo-Heavy Modem Burner!
/11 Comments/in Events, Fairs & Exhibitions, Round Table/by Elizabeth DoerrPlease join our Quill & Pad round table discussion where we discuss what we did and didn’t like at the 2018 SIHH (Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie) as well as pick watches we would buy with our own money.
IWC Refined Portofino Hand-Wound Moon Phase Edition 150 Years: Celebrating The Super Blue Blood Moon In A Spectacle Of Superlatives
/2 Comments/in IWC/by Sabine ZwettlerIn light of the extraordinary and rare astronomical treat of a super blue blood moon taking place on January 31, 2018, I decided to take a closer look at the new IWC Portofino Hand-Wound Moon Phase Edition 150 Years, which was introduced as part of the Jubilee Collection at the 2018 SIHH.
Diamonds At SIHH 2018: Less Now Seems To Be More
/0 Comments/in Events, Fairs & Exhibitions, Ladies watches, Richard Mille/by Martin GreenWandering the halls of the Palexpo, where the 2018 SIHH took place, Martin noticed plenty of trends. And while many of them have already been shared here and there, he noticed one trend he felt hadn’t been mentioned yet: how few diamond-set watches there were!
The Times, They Are A Changin’ At SIHH And Why That Matters: Observations From A Third-Timer
/4 Comments/in Events, Fairs & Exhibitions, Thoughts & Opinion/by Łukasz DoskoczŁukasz Doskocz has no problem being quite frank with anyone when it comes to watches: he enjoys every watch fair and looks forward to seeing what comes next. This year, unlike the years before, it seems to him as if brands have started to listen to collectors, finally appreciating what we want for our money. Which is why the SIHH 2018 mattered to him greatly . . . well, that and a few other things.
Panerai Luminor Due 3 Days Automatic Acciaio: Good Things Do Come In Smaller Packages
/6 Comments/in Highlights, Officine Panerai/by Sabine ZwettlerOne of the big surprises for me at the 2018 SIHH was Panerai’s new releases of some – I guess I would call them – small watches. I’m not talking about delicate models under 35 millimeters in diameter when I say small, but a respectable 38 millimeters for the smallest model. Yes, you read that correctly.
Ming 17.03 GMT: A Brand On A Roll
/4 Comments/in Highlights, Affordable Luxury, Independents, Ming Watches/by Joshua MunchowMing was fast out of the gate in establishing itself as a serious new contender at the more affordable end of independent watchmaking, and I believe the debut of the all-new 17.03 GMT indicates that this young brand is on a roll. This latest model was designed to be the new entry level star for Ming, checking all the boxes that the team behind it would want in a sub-$2,000 travel watch.
Up Close And Personal With The Indies: Visiting With Akrivia, Beat Haldimann, De Bethune, And Philippe Dufour
/2 Comments/in Watch Brands & Horology, Highlights, Independents/by GaryGThis year, our small Northern Californian group had a bumper crop of meetings with independent watchmakers; we started during our time in Geneva with Akrivia, and then ventured out to the Bernese Oberland for a visit with Beat Haldimann before circling back to the De Bethune manufacture and finally a visit to that shrine of watchmaking: the atelier of Philippe Dufour.
Bovet Fleurier Edouard Bovet Flying Tourbillon: The World At Your Fingertips
/4 Comments/in Highlights, Bovet/by Joshua MunchowHaving the world at your fingertips is one thing, but what if it really was just the world underneath your fingertips as a simple representation of a thing so large and complicated no single person could comprehend it all? Bovet Fleurier has a perfect answer: the Edouard Bovet Flying Tourbillon.
Behind The Lens: Beat Haldimann’s H1 Flying Central Tourbillon (Archive)
/0 Comments/in Highlights, Behind the Lens, AHCI, Independents/by GaryGIn the picturesque Swiss town of Thun, Beat Haldimann and his small team distinguish themselves by focusing on technical virtuosity of the highest order as typified by the Haldimann H1 Flying Central Tourbillon.