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Alain Silberstein may be back!
I’ve had a soft spot for his designs ever since trying a Krono about 15 years ago, so am happy to hear the Besançon outfit may be back in force after falling victim to the 2008 crash.
He’s been active with collaborations over the last few years, which has yielded some clever use of shapes and colours to contemporary independent designs, and it will be interesting to see what comes out of the new in-house iteration, starting at €20,000.
There is also an interesting interview with him a couple of years ago where he goes into detail about the design philosophy and general thoughts on horology.

New Release
SJX · Mar 18, 2008
Explore the Alain Silberstein 2008 collection launch. Discover Black, Basik, and Bronze titanium watches, Marine Krono, and Tourbillon d'Art.
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Collection
sham1 · Nov 22, 2022
Explore Louis Erard's collaborations with Alain Silberstein and Stephen Silver. sham1 reviews the unique dials, wearable dimensions, and market impact of these limited edition watches.
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Independents
BjoernM21 · Jul 11, 2018
BjoernM21 reviews essential books on independent master watchmakers, offering a guide to building a horological library and preserving knowledge.
11 replies13042 views

Collection
cazalea · Mar 2, 2015
Explore practical and creative watch storage and transportation solutions for luxury watch collectors, from repurposed furniture to travel tips.
5 replies3693 views

New Release
cazalea · Apr 25, 2023
Explore the Louis Erard x Konstantin Chaykin 'Time-Eater' regulator. Cazalea details this unique collaboration, blending Swiss tradition with Chaykin's 'Wristmons' in a limited edition.
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On the one hand…
By: KMII : August 8th, 2025-09:34
I am excited about the return but frankly speaking the price range does not necessarily appeal to me for that kind of watch. But it obviously remains to be seen what the watches are. At the same time, at his age, I understand if he no longer wants the hea...