When H.Moser & Cie. launched the Perpetual 1 in 2005, it took the entire horological community by surprise. Never had the industry seen a Perpetual Calendar that is…
For many watchmakers, the ultimate quest in watchmaking is undoubtedly to produce a timekeeper that is as accurate as possible. There are many ways in which watchmakers…
Budapest Hungary: a Bohemian place, if there was any. Its a beautiful city, with its roots deep in a mixed and diverse cultural heritage. From whence,…
Roger W. Smith is one independent watchmaker who has attracted a lot of attention not for his media savvy, nor his loud antics, but for his…
Manufacture Royale is one of the new independent manufactures which have become quite the vogue these days. Revived from an old company founded by French philosopher…
214 years ago, a watchmaker named Abraham-Louis Breguet patented a complication that is capable of counteracting the effects of gravity to improve accuracy of timepieces. That wondrous complication…
In this week’s Throwback Sundays, we are venturing deeper into the abyss of watch-collecting. From a few weeks back, we have featured some pieces that you…
We introduced Hajime Asaoka in our feature article from Baselworld 2014, waxing lyrical about his Project Tourbillon. This year, we caught up with the taciturn watchmaker…
A Pre Basel preview from the Finnish master watchmaker and a favourite of the Deployant team: Kari Voutilainen Presenting the Voutilainen GMR. The timepiece incorporates a…
“Wow” was the first thing that came into our minds when we first saw the Ludovic Ballouard Upside Down a few years back. The Upside Down…