Roger Dubuis Excalibur Spider Flying Tourbillon Skeleton with Black Spinnels

I am surprised to see that RD’s current niche is basically only wild, skeleton watches with astronomical price tags. It seems that hardly anything, if at all, remains of the original brand DNA. What are your thoughts on the current lineup, pricing, and brand strategy? And are they working well for t

A Roger Dubuis 2005 Hommage. When I saw this the first time at a dealer, I was tempted. I went for a 2nd time and was even more tempted, but could not make a decision. I went for a 3rd time and this time I felt no temptation at all. Instead, I was tempted by a 2018 slate-dial Excalibur, but needed t

I had the opportunity to handle this watch today. I like it a lot because I feel a real consistency between Roger Dubuis and Lamborghini thanks to the movement lay-out which highlights the two balance wheels and the differential. On a more global note, the Dubuis strategy is clear: more high end wat

I will have very soon the opportunity to come back to one of these novelties... in the meantime enjoy this string of wristshots which makes you understand why 2015 is without any doubt the year of the skeleton for Roger Dubuis! The Excalibur 42 Automatic Skeleton gives the proof that with Dubuis the

I have always found the Roger Dubuis Excalibur a fascinating watch with a very bold design. It's also very well finished and built too. One of my PuristS Singapore friends has the previous version which he absolutely adores! Unfortunately, the Excaliburs I know are all a tad big for me at 42mm (my w