Highlights of the Horological Events of the Fortnight ending June 14, 2015 MB&F Lauch of the HMX June 3 The highly anticipated launch if the HMX by…
We covered this particular rare watch last year when it made history as the most expensive Tourbillon Pour le Mérite ever sold. And just discovered we have yet unpublished,…
The Vianney Halter Classic, by all descriptions is classic. Vianney Halter is more an eccentric artist with a strong bent on watchmaking than a adroit businessman. He…
If there ever was a watch which needs no introduction, the Rolex Daytona is one such watch. First introduced in 1963 with a Valjoux movmement (subject of…
Presenting the Cabestan Saturnera, with a 3D spinning Saturn. Because even 3D Moon is getting boring. So how did this idea come about? We…
Bulgari L’Ammiraglio del Tempo Minute Repeater is one of Bulgari’s most exciting technical masterpieces that is recently launched. Some may underestimate Bulgari as a ladies jewellery company,…
Moritz Grossmann is a small manufacture from Glashütte. We have seen it gather in strength, taking in skills by recruiting some of the best watchmakers in the…
We have always been impressed with the works of Max Büsser, and have been eagerly following his career since he ventured out from Jaeger LeCoultre to start…
Highlights of the Horological Fortnight for the week ending May 31, 2015 Edox Iceman Cometh May 18 Crystal Time, the Singapore agents for Edox Watches hosted…
We have been quietly following Steven Holtzman and Maîtres du Temps since the unveiling of Chapter One in Basel in 2008. The company have always been innovative, and…