Blancpain Le Brassus

Blancpain noted for intricate movement decoration. Recent debate over Cal. 1315. Tim Mosso questions. Exterior angle rounding doesn't ensure mechanical finish. Bevel appearance on bridge doesn't imply mechanized process.

what is with the Blancpain Leman Series ? I can find it on the BP Homepage but in the new BP Catalogue it doesen`t exist. There are only the Villeret, Le Brassus, Fifty Fathoms, L-Evolution and Women Series...So is the Leman Series no longer produced ?

... okay, it's actually named Blancpain L'Evolution Tourbillon Carrousel, but given it's impressive technical and visual characteristics, the nickname may not be too far out 😉 During a visit at the Blancpain Boutique in Munich I had a chance to get closer to this very special watch, and I must admit

Me and my 11 friends were lucky to visit the Blancpain Manufacture in Le Brassus (Vall de Joux, Switzerland) The 2 hours visit started with chamfering, decorations, cotes de Genve and so on. Cotes de Genve are made pieces by pieces on this machine Then presentation of Tourbillon and Carrousel (bo

Blancpain at Baselworld 2013 presented by Marcus Hanke This year, Blancpain presented to me only five of its new watches, two of which are breathtaking new complications, however. Therefore, I am posting more pictures per watch. I will start with the watch that has seen the most discussion already,

Ok. Maybe that's a dumb title, but it's what I happen to have on my wrist right now and I feel like posting its photo and the day of the week is as good an excuse as any. This is the limited edition Blancpain Le Brassus Equation du Temps Marchante. It's complications are two fold, or three fold, dep