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Louis Erard X The Horophile Launch Their Fourth Watch: The La Petite Seconde Metropolis Green
The watch world is a masterclass in marketing. Make all the products you want, if they don’t relate to
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Elegance, Squared: Introducing The New Longines Mini DolceVita Timepieces
First introduced in 1997, today the Longines DolceVita collection has become a symbol of elegance. This dynamic series of
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A Metropolis Marvel: Louis Erard’s La Petite Seconde Metropolis ‘Louis Erard X The Horophile’
What happens when the best of Swiss watchmaking collaborates with an insider with a passion for independent watchmaking? The
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Pure Gold: The Golden Ratio Reinvigorates Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Reverso Tribute At Watches And Wonders, Geneva 2023
With a value of 1.618033, and represented by the Greek letter φ (phi), the Golden Ratio is a concept
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Retro Dressing: Meet The New Baume & Mercier Hampton Timepieces
Combining functionality with luxury, the Baume & Mercier Hampton watch has stayed consistent with its art deco-inspired design principles
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A Succession In Green: H. Moser & Cie. Introduces The New Streamliner Centre Seconds
The year 2020 has been an exceptionally exciting one for H. Moser & Cie. and even more so for
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The Allure Of Art Deco: How The Movement’s Influence Translates Onto Watch Design
Art imitates life, and watchmaking is a case that’s no different. Just like artists, the world around them has
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Every Dial A Canvas—When The Worlds Of Horology And Art Collide
One cannot debate the importance of art. When COVID-19 first hit and everyone was told to strictly stay at
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The Frederique Constant Art Déco Round Watches For Ladies: An Unrivalled Retro Romance
An Overview A luxury watchmaker that has always had a fondness for a subtle design language and unsurpassable efficiency,
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A Design Dream—The Elegant Esperanza By Movado
One of the biggest strengths a brand can have is to create products that are instantly identifiable. It’s these
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An Art-Deco Icon In Itself- The Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso
The year was 1930. A British Army officer posted in India had some free time at hand and hence
