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Emile Chouriet is a family firm with a difference
October 2011
Jean Depéry comes from a family which can trace its history in watchmaking back to the 1700s, yet he chose the name of one of his ancestors’ customers, Emile (...)
Vaucher Manufacture Fleurier proposes two new basic movements
October 2011
Vaucher Manufacture Fleurier—which belongs to the Sandoz Family Foundation and which has grown at the sides of Parmigiani for which it is the main (...)
Ulysse Nardin, the credo of innovation and independence
September 2011
Following the death of Rolf Schnyder, its president and CEO, the Ulysse Nardin manufacture is continuing along the path of independence and innovation. (...)
Louis Erard’s very competitive neo-classic offer
September 2011
When in 2003 at the head of a group of investors, Alain Spinedi (ex-Sector, ex-Swatch) took over the reins at the Louis Erard brand (founded in 1931), he (...)
Kari Voutilainen, happy watchmaker, happy man
September 2011
In 2009, we described the ateliers of Voutilainen, in Môtiers in the Val de Travers, as a ‘one-man manufacture’. It was a way of saying how the Finnish (...)
When François-Paul Journe goes sporty
September 2011
Until now, François-Paul Journe has never made a sports watch. “For the pure and simple reason that I don’t do sports,” he explains (...)
Laurent Ferrier, the right watch at the right time
September 2011
Any watchmaker worthy of the name must obviously master the ‘hidden springs’ of time, or in other words, the mechanical measurement of time. A question of (...)
Jaeger-LeCoultre Special - Duomètre à Sphérotourbillon
Jaeger-LeCoultre Special - Duomètre à Sphérotourbillon
Duomètre à Quantième Lunaire 40.5 - The classicism of round watches - Rendez-Vous - Grande Reverso Lady - Grande Reverso - Jaeger-LeCoultre Deep Sea (...)
Jaeger-LeCoultre – Reverso The high-precision path from icon to cult-object
Reverso
When César de Trey and Jacques-David LeCoultre presented the Reverso watch in 1931, did they have any idea that they had given birth to one of the very few (...)
The Beijing watch factory
August 2011
In the remote neighbourhood of Changping in Beijing, time stands still; strollers have not given way to taxi lanes and the shadow of Mao still looms heavy. (...)
The Reverso, unique for 80 years
August 2011
1931: Thomas Edison passed away, the Empire State Building in New York was finally finished (at a cost of $40 million), Al Capone was sentenced to 17 years (...)
The ‘concepts’ that are taking off - Harry Winston [Video]
August 2011
The economic crisis has not killed the need for the ‘concept watch’, in fact, perhaps, just the contrary. Research is and remains more than ever the domain (...)
Perrelet previews moonbeams and tourbillons
June 2011
After the success of the Turbine and Diamond Flower, Perrelet is launching two new collections in the run up to BaselWorld (...)
Mondaine Simply Elegant, Giant and Savonette
June 2011
One of the biggest trends in the watch industry right now is towards more traditional, classical designs, inevitably simpler, slightly smaller and (...)
DeWitt, luxurious neo-classic niche
June 2011
The first watches bearing the DeWitt signature appeared at the end of 2003, more than seven years ago. When we look at the road the brand has travelled in (...)
IceLink hits the slopes
June 2011
IceLink has two new launches named after great ski locations, one in Switzerland, Zermatt, and one in Italy, Cortina d’Ampezzo.
Maurice Lacroix, Seconds squared
June 2011
Maurice Lacroix made a lot of brands jealous last year by being the first to incorporate the invention of Michel Vermot, who, with the collaboration of the (...)
Obaku Denmark launches an ultra slim sports watch
June 2011
Ultra thin, flat, fine, slim and slender are words that are dominating the watch press at the moment due to the return towards classical timepieces. There (...)
The rising strength of Armin Strom
June 2011
We remember when the Armin Strom brand, a master watchmaker specializing in the art of skeletonizing, opened its new facility in Bienne in 2009. It was a (...)
Ventura is back — and alive, thank you!
June 2011
It is difficult to be a pioneer. It is even more difficult perhaps to remain one. This is because, when you are ‘right’ before everyone else, or quite simply (...)