Article Highlight of the sale is undoubtedly lot number 39, a George Daniels Millenium. Any piece made by the most legendary watchmaker of the 20th century is spectacular, and having one at auction is an event. The 37mm gold case, the classic looking gold dial with subsidiary date dial at 6, the co-axial escapement and the […]
Article Highlight of the sale is undoubtedly lot number 39, a George Daniels Millenium. Any piece made by the most legendary watchmaker of the 20th century is spectacular, and having one at auction is an event. The 37mm gold case, the classic looking gold dial with subsidiary date dial at 6, the co-axial escapement and the […]
Article The Breitling Avenger might not have the same heritage as the Navitimer or the Superocean, the model range is an important collection for the brand. Originally launched in 2001, the Avenger got a fresh Kern-era start in 2019, positioned as the somewhat rugged, military-type of pilots watches. This month the whole range gets a major […]
Article Some brands are more scary than others… The segment of Skull watches could be a good starting point to define the ultimate Halloween watches, and brands like Bell & Ross and HYT have a reputation in this niche. But Halloween is more than a skull. It’s about adding a bit of extra colour, morbid extravagance […]
Article In recent years the demand for young, independent watch brands has risen substantially. And for a reason: in a world where formerly affordable mainstream brands have grown into luxury pricing territory and waiting lists for the popular ones exist, watch collectors look out for alternatives. The market of so-called “micro brands” has matured rapidly, offering […]
Article A firm trend in recent years is the rise in price points for luxury watches. Lead by industry leaders as Rolex, increasing their price structurally to steep levels, the brands beyond follow a similar trend. Even Omega Speedmasters require a serious investment these days, leaving room for other brands to fill the previous price ranges. […]
Article A visit to Glashuette is always an event for watch geeks. The small Saxony town with 3000 inhabitants is the undisputed epicentre of German watchmaking, and when you position yourself at the train station you’ll have a view on no less than 5 manufactures within a stone’s throw. In fact, the former train station itself […]
Article The previous editions with Alain Silberstein, Vianney Halter and Konstantin Chaykin were clear hits, not only commercially but also in branding value. It transformed Louis Erard into a creative powerhouse and a darling for insider watch fans. The watches are regular entrants at Phillips and Christie’s auctions, ranked amongst the original pieces of much higher […]
Article Amongst the participants we see almost all Richemond brands, accompanied by a few indies. We pick 4 novelties for your consideration: IWC, Vacheron Constantin, Roger Dubuis and Piaget. 1) IWC Big Pilot’s Watch AMG G63 IWC has taken inspiration in one of the iconic models of their partner Mercedes-AMG. The Big Pilot’s Watch AMG G63 […]
Article Since 2018 the Polaris has grown into a full collection with a Date-version, a Chronograph, a Perpetual Calendar and a World Timer. And it’s the chronograph version that’s being refreshed now in two dial colour variations, new dial layout and a new movement. We were already used to the blue dial version, and now the […]
Article This week Perrelet is launching it’s most characteristic collection in a smaller case size: the Turbine 41 Titanium introduces the spinning turbine wheel in a 41mm titanium case. The Turbine, spinning at the slightest movement of the wrist in the center of the dial, is the signature feature for Perrelet. It combines playfulness with a […]
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