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The SEPTAGRAPHTM by BorgeauD

The SEPTAGRAPH^TM by BorgeauD

The SEPTAGRAPH^TM

A new complication is born: the intimate complication. Traditional timekeeping at the service of a true concept: Time for (...)

CHANEL: Audacity and Expertise

CHANEL: Audacity and Expertise

EUROPA STAR SPECIAL

“I want to be part of what is going to happen...” – Mademoiselle Chanel

Pequignet

Pequignet

Century – a sapphire crystal apart

Century – a sapphire crystal apart [Video]

Sapphire glass, sapphire crystal, mineral glass and crystals are terms that we hear everyday. To the untrained customer, they all sound and appear similar, (...)

Hanhart stays true to its heritage and values

Hanhart stays true to its heritage and values [Video]

Founded in 1882, Hanhart is one of the few companies in the watch industry that has never stopped manufacturing timepieces.

Postcard from Glashütte

Postcard from Glashütte

Celebrating 20 years, for many brands, isn’t such an incredible achievement, with some companies having hundreds of years of history. For A. Lange & (...)

Century – elegant, resistant and transparent

Century – elegant, resistant and transparent

Watch crystal has come a long way over the last fifty years, but no one fashions it quite like Century does.

Titoni, China from the inside

Titoni, China from the inside

At a time when watchmakers look in the mirror every morning and think “China, China, China” as they shave, there is one brand for which China is the (...)

Ingersoll and Disney: So Mickey Mouse

Ingersoll and Disney: So Mickey Mouse

Ingersoll and Disney have joined forces to re-introduce the iconic, and ground-breaking, Mickey Mouse watch.

Ralph Lauren: Staying the course and broadening the offering

Ralph Lauren: Staying the course and broadening the offering

From the beginning, Ralph Lauren Watches & Jewelry has had a clear vision about its direction and with this year’s SIHH novelties the brand is (...)

Jaeger-LeCoultre – Reverso The high-precision path from icon to cult-object

Jaeger-LeCoultre – Reverso The high-precision path from icon to cult-object

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 (...)

Letter from France – The suburbanites love their watches

Letter from France – The suburbanites love their watches

At the Rosny 2 shopping centre, in the department of Seine-Saint-Denis, near Paris, the watch market seems to be doing quite well. A first-hand (...)

Orient Watch – “A group that finds creative solutions”

Orient Watch – “A group that finds creative solutions”

Giving everything to create excitingwatches at an affordable price range for all

JeanRichard goes deep with the Diverscope

JeanRichard goes deep with the Diverscope

JeanRichard this year at SIHH is going deep with a 300 metre water resistance in its popular Diverscope. The New Diverscope Titanium features a JeanRichard (...)

Parmigiani takes on the classics

Parmigiani takes on the classics

Parmigiani’s new Tonda 1950 is by far the most classic model to be released by the brand to date, with an extra-flat self-winding movement and timeless (...)

Montblanc honours the chronograph

Montblanc honours the chronograph

For this year’s SIHH, Montblanc is celebrating the invention of the chronograph, 190 years ago this year. Montblanc considers itself a chronograph (...)

Vacheron Constantin takes its Quai de l'Ile to a new level

Vacheron Constantin takes its Quai de l’Ile to a new level

The Quai de l’Ile was launched in 2008 to much acclaim thanks to the collection’s numerous possibilities for customization, its state of the art security (...)

Girard-Perregaux stays classy with small seconds

Girard-Perregaux stays classy with small seconds

In keeping with the theme of classical and traditional running through the watch industry, Girard-Perregaux is introducing two new watches –a new 1966 and a (...)

Roger W. Smith – British watchmaking is alive and well

Roger W. Smith – British watchmaking is alive and well

As Keith W. Strandberg rode his rented Triumph Bonneville, a proper British motorcycle, around the Isle of Man, on his way to visit independent watchmaker (...)

Panerai looks beyond the sea

Panerai looks beyond the sea

One of the highlights of last year’s SIHH was the unveiling of Panerai’s Jupiterium, a planetarium clock created as a homage to Galileo (...)