History Of Ferrari Watches: Engineered by Officine Panerai
In this first of a short series called “History of Ferrari Watches,” Elizabeth Doerr takes a look into the Panerai collaboration, which took place between 2005 and 2010. Start your engines!
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What Happens After A Watch Is Stolen? Chris Marinello Of Art Recovery Can Help
/0 Comments/in Highlights, Collectors and Collecting/by Brendan CunninghamWhat happens after a watch is stolen? Many collectors may be inclined to ignore this question as it isn’t fun to ponder. However, regrettably, we live in a time when this issue is even more pressing. Here Brendan Cunningham talks to Chris Marinello, founder of Art Recovery International, to learn what happens to stolen watches.
Three Kinds of Blue: 3 Cool and Relatively Affordable Limited Edition Watches Under $3,000 from Seiko, Oris, and Union Glashütte – Reprise
/0 Comments/in Highlights, Affordable Luxury, Oris, Seiko/by Jan LidmaňskýFor less than $3,000 you can get a pretty cool watch with an interesting story to tell. But which one: Japanese, German, or Swiss? Jan Lidmaňský highlights three possibilities from Seiko, Union Glashütte, and Oris.
Champagne Lallier: Getting into the Ground Floor Early
/0 Comments/in Highlights, Wining, Dining and Cigars/by Ken GargettFor champagne lovers, Ken Gargett recommends taking a look at the Lallier range. You might not be getting in right on the ground floor, but awfully close. And you’ll never regret it.
Urwerk UR-100V Time And Culture: 27-Ton Aztec Sun Stone Miniaturized For The Wrist
/2 Comments/in AHCI, Independents, Urwerk/by Joshua MunchowUrwerk is developing an artistic design series to honor historical cultures that have related to time. The first is the UR-100V Time and Culture, which focuses on the Aztec sun stone.
Our Predictions In The Tourbillon Category Of The 2022 Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG): To Win This The Tourbillon Needs To Be Very Special
/1 Comment/in Highlights, Events, Fairs & Exhibitions, Round Table, Audemars Piguet, Greubel Forsey, H. Moser & Cie, Parmigiani, Seiko/by Elizabeth DoerrFive of the six watches in this Tourbillon category are either openworked or dial-less, so their visuals are not dissimilar. Five of the six are also one-minute tourbillons. One-half of the finalists have flying tourbillons, while another boasts a cylindrical tourbillon, and yet another has a constant-force tourbillon. How will our panel ever choose a winner?
De Bethune DB25s QP: Near Perfect Is Now Perfect!
/0 Comments/in Highlights, De Bethune/by Joshua MunchowWhen De Bethune released the new DB25s Perpetual Calendar at Geneva Watch Days 2022, the main talking point was just how much the model had shrunk from its previous iterations to become a more perfect proportion. And like any good diet consultation, it was the result of careful and deliberate attention paid to the watch as a whole and how components worked with each other.
The Tutima Hommage Minute Repeater Chimes ‘Happy To Be Home’
/8 Comments/in Tutima/by Elizabeth DoerrTutima’s Hommage represents an important premier: it was the very first minute repeater fully conceived, designed and produced in Germany. Outfitted with a gong emitting a “joyful” sound, this finely finished timepiece was created in celebration of Tutima’s return to the Saxon capital of watchmaking.
Does Hand Finishing Matter? A Collector’s View Of Movement Decoration
/21 Comments/in Collectors and Collecting, A. Lange & Söhne, Breguet, Greubel Forsey, Kari Voutilainen, Patek Philippe, Philippe Dufour, Roger W Smith/by GaryGMany of you are likely to have come across at least a few heated discussions of “finishing,” a topic that seems to fascinate, and divide, watch enthusiasts. Like many people, my starting point for serious watches was with a well-priced brand long known for its expertise in developing movements, justly viewed as offering good value for money – but not necessarily for the refinement of its movement finishing, at least on its less expensive pieces. What have I learned since then?
Celebrity Ambassadors: Good Marketing Or Terrible Waste?
/8 Comments/in Watch Brands & Horology, Collectors and Collecting, Thoughts & Opinion/by GaryGA few weeks ago, I had the very enjoyable experience of attending a day hosted by Audemars Piguet and the Watch Enthusiasts of New York (WENY) filled with watches, watchmaking, and lively conversation. In the evening, we were treated to something that for me was quite unusual but that in the world of luxury goods marketing is commonplace: an interaction with one of the brand’s ambassadors, in this case Sir Nick Faldo. Read on to learn what is it that leads watch brands to engage celebrities.