There’s a peculiar sort of magic in the world of watchmaking—a craft so often reduced …
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Storm Clouds on the Horizon The end of the 1960s was a golden time for …
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For most people, the strap is simply the thing that keeps a watch attached to …
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Breitling has always been a name that divides opinion, and for good reason. It’s a …
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Breitling has always been a name that divides opinion, and for good reason. It’s a …
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There’s an almost magnetic quality about Rolex, the kind of presence that makes even the …
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Can a single watch really be enough for a watch enthusiast? The very idea sounds almost heretical in a world where collecting has become not just a pastime but a way of life, where boxes of leather-lined trays are filled with steel, titanium, gold, and ceramic companions waiting for their …
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There’s a singular fascination in horology that’s captivated watchmakers and collectors for over a century: the pursuit of thinness. Not the superficial elegance that merely pleases the eye, not the convenience of a watch that slides easily under a cuff, but the relentless, uncompromising quest to reduce every element of …
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Anyone who sits long enough at a watchmaker’s bench learns quickly that the craft lives in little rituals and tiny corrective manoeuvres. The grand dramas of escapements and tourbillons are glorious, but what keeps a workshop functional are the small practices that prevent chaos: trays, trays, and more trays. Work …
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