The Fabergé Lady Compliquée Peacock got lots of kudos at Baselworld 2015, even winning the prestigious Ladies High-Mech prize at the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève that same year. The Lady Compliquée Peacock Emerald’s tail, embellished with hand-applied green lacquer marking the minutes in the most beautiful way imaginable.
For already half a decade Hublot and Ferrari have joined forces in creating some of the industries most innovative watches. The new Big Bang Ferrari is a
Walking into a prestigious watchmaker’s, you browse the glass cabinets for your perfect timepiece. This a luxurious experience, where attention to detail is a must. It is then when you spot it and instantly, you know this is the one for you. To try the watch on, you ask for assistance and wait excitedly as […]
Holthinrichs Watches Officially Introduced Michiel Holthinrichs yesterday officially introduced his watch brand ‘Holthinrichs Watches’ together with his first watch model, the ‘Ornament 1’. Holthinrichs, being a recent Architecture graduate, choose the Faculty of Architecture of ‘his’ Technical University in Delft (Netherlands) as location for the presentation. This not being our first introduction event, we were […]
Emerton Scott is a brand we hope people can really connect to and see sense in, a brand that isn’t competing on price, but simply one that looks to provide great quality and good value whilst doing what they truly believe in.
The Tudor Pelagos LHD is a very specific kind of watch: LHD stands for “Left Hand Drive,” which refers to the placement of the crown on the left side of the case. This sort of thing really sings to some people and leaves others cold, depending on what your tastes and preferences are. Ultimately, everything depends on how well the details of the watch evoke nostalgia and work from a practical standpoint in the here and now. Thus far, Tudor’s enjoyed a lot of success with its vintage-inspired tool and sports watch models since re-launching in the U.S. in 2013 – let’s look at the LHD and see if it measures up to its predecessors.
Sharing thoughts of haute horlogerie over hot cocoa is a time honoured tradition amongst my friends. This season, my Dear Santa Christmas Wishlist has grown wiser but no less “unattainable” (at least relative to this humble journalist’s pay grade). Nevertheless Christmas Wishlists are less about reality and more about fantasy…
The Jaeger-LeCoultre Duometre is a collection rather apart in JLC’s catalogue. It’s a collection of complex watches, with unique style, unique complication and properly interesting movement’s architecture. As a preview of the upcoming Geneva Watch Fair, the SIHH 2017, the brand will unveil 3 new versions of one of its stars. Please welcome the Jaeger-LeCoultre Duometre Collection now with magnetite grey dials and pink gold cases, for the Spherotourbillon, the Quantième Lunaire and the Chronograph.
Fabergé was arguably the greatest jeweller of the 19th century, surpassing even Cartier and Boucheron. Famed for the fabled Imperial Easter Eggs made for Russia’s rulers, Fabergé objects were impossibly lavish and distinctive. But the firm’s fortune waned after the 1917 revolution, resulting in the name changing hands several times in the 20th century, appearing on products as […]
Oris Diver Watches Ever since the introduction of the new Oris diver watches, the Oris Divers Sixty-Five models, people have been praising them. A cool retro watch with a very affordable price tag. We have reviewed a couple of the Oris Divers Sixty-Five variations ever since (the original Sixty-Five, the 42mm model, and just recently […]