The watch, with 1-minute flying tourbillon carrying a 0.2sec remontoir in its cage, was what Engel himself said ‘his last watch’ since ‘he could not improve further’ (until he changed his mind…)
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The watch, with 1-minute flying tourbillon carrying a 0.2sec remontoir in its cage, was what Engel himself said ‘his last watch’ since ‘he could not improve further’ (until he changed his mind…)
The Classique Souscription 2025 – the first Breguet in years which makes one’s heart beat faster – and that says something!
In its early years, Breguet was a powerhouse of innovation and a style-setter. Today, the iconic style is considered conservative. Is the current, modernised Marine collection the much needed ‘fresh blood’?
The Vianney Halter Deep Space Tourbillon Resonance teaches us about resonance as a fundamental phenomenon shaping a self-organising Universe
The tourbillon turned from an ingenious device to fight gravitational errors into a place holder for fine watchmaking of inflationary abundance. We’ll attempt to highlight its highs and lows, and discuss its future
A virtual walk through F. P. Journe’s exhibition celebrating the 20th Anniversary of his iconic Chronomètre à Résonance watch