Arnold & Son is an old English watchmaking company. Originating from 1764, she celebrates here 250th Anniversary this year. Amazing, when considering that Patek Philippe is…
Tourbillon or Carrousel? Which is which? While tourbillons are becoming more common, carrousels are becoming less common. Perhaps the only brand still actively producing carrousel…
In the world of independent watchmaking, when Maximilian Büsser speaks, everybody listens. He has spoken today with the announcement of the latest watch in the MB&F…
Chronographs hold a special place for those of us who are fascinated with horological achievements. The mechanism is functional and yet beautiful. And many brands these…
Glashutte Original is one of the few true manufactures in the business. Making watches, quietly in Glashütte, sometimes under the shadow of their more illustrious neighbour.…
Hajime Asaoka is the hot new candidate for the esteemed Académie Horlogère des Créateurs Indépendants (AHCI) started out as a product designer, and learnt watchmaking from…
Slightly less than 60 years ago, there was a preoccupation among watchmakers- to offer the best diver watch in the world of horology. Many tried, but…
The A. Lange & Söhne 1815 has been around with us for two decades, since its inception in 1994. Over the years, it was updated twice, once…
As the dust settles on SIHH 2014, and the excitement begins on BaselWorld 2014, we look back at our notes on the highlights from Geneva, and…
When I was asked to write a few words for Deployant about the Cartier Tortue Mono Poussoir, I did not hesitate a minute, since this model…