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Portrait Of A Movement: Introducing The Bulgari Octo Finissimo Sketch
It all began in 2012, when the Italian maison Bulgari launched the Octo L’Originale that set the ball rolling
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The Watch With The Dragon Tattoo: Presenting The Bell & Ross BR 05 Artline Dragon
It is not uncommon for watches to have a dial or bezel decorated with laser engraving. It is, however,
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Monochromatic Marvel: The Hampton Polyptyque Edition—Musée Soulages 10th Anniversary Limited Edition Watch
The world of horology often finds its muse in the world of fine arts. Seeking creative synergies that exemplify
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Sublime Beauty: Presenting Top-Five Chronoswiss Watches With Alluring Guilloche Dials
Established in 1983, Chronoswiss are a fairly young brand and are a proponent of traditional fine watchmaking, evident in
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Artistic Expression In Black: Introducing Le Régulateur Louis Erard X Olivier Mosset
Time and time again, Louis Erard have shown how fascinating a regulator watch can be with their Le Régulateur
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Embracing Colours: Presenting The Maurice Lacroix Aikon #tide Benzilla Timepiece
We are all heart for brands that champion sustainability and encourage local art and artisans; more so if it
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Exploring Time with the Louis Moinet Jules Verne Mystery Island Tourbillon
The Jules Verne Mystery Island is a fascinating timepiece that blends the art of luxury watchmaking with the spirit
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A Tribute In Graffiti: Raymond Weil X Basquiat Freelancer Special Edition
“Art is how we decorate space, music is how we decorate time.” This quote by artist Jean-Michel Basquiat (1960-88),
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Vintage-Inspired Art In Motion: Presenting The Louis Moinet Memoris Spirit
Known for turning a watch’s mechanics inside out, Louis Moinet have won over 50 prestigious awards for their designs
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Bulgari’s Octo Finissimo Sejima Limited Edition—A ‘Mirage’ On Your Wrist
For more than a decade, the Octo stood as a testimony of Bulgari’s obsession with squishing their mechanical mastery
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The Optical Illusionists: Louis Erard’s Excellence Guilloché Main I And II
For almost a century, Louis Erard have been making fantastic timepieces, without compromising on their quality. However, the brand
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Another Accolade For A Tribute Timepiece: Louis Moinet’s Memoris Spirit Wins Muse Design Award
Louis Moinet are no strangers to awards, having won over 50 of the world’s most prestigious accolades. Recently, their
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Tattooed Geometry: Presenting Hublot’s Spirit of Big Bang Sang Bleu
Swiss brand Hublot, known for their radical design language, released three new Spirit of Big Bang timepieces within their
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No Innovation Goes Unrewarded: Frederique Constant, Louis Moinet Receive ‘Good Design’ Accolades
Design, by itself, is subjective. Yet, most designers agree that ‘good’ design has to be meaningful, easily understood, accessible
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Retelling Of The Hare On The Moon: The Arnold & Son Perpetual Moon ‘Year of the Rabbit’
Every new watch has a story to tell. And watches that are big on moon phase displays, mostly rely
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Under The Dome: Presenting Corum's Latest Bubble Watches
The art world has undoubtedly been an inspiration for timepieces, be it the decoration of their internal moving parts
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Seven Spectacular Watches That Showcase Artistic Collaborations
Collaborations between watchmakers and artists are nothing new and can be traced back to the 12th century, when highly
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Seiko’s Presage Collection: Bringing To Life Japan’s Artistic Legacy
The ‘Land of the Rising Sun’ has always been a disrupter. Whether you consider their elaborate one-of-a-kind tea ceremonies,
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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 Junghans Form A ‘100 Years’ Bauhaus Limited Edition—Presenting Time In Technicolour
It was over 40,000 years ago that our ancestors first invented the colour palette in art. They saw vivid
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Holi Special: Colour Us Intrigued! Find Out What Your Favourite Colours In Watches Say About You
The festival of colours, Holi, is here—celebrated zealously by Indians all around the world. And during this time, we
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Meet The Nonconformists: The Corum Bubble
#AreYouBubble? This is a hashtag that has gone viral in the world of watches, and it’s a feat that