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Here's an overview of Konstantin Chaykin 's new release . In 2024 , the well-known Russian independent watchmaker introduced the “ ThinKing ”, an ultra-thin in-house watch with a case just 1.65 mm thick. It was accompanied by a carrier case called “ Palan

M.A.D. Editions are the little brother watches of the MB&F Horological Machines and Legacy Machines. They generally have much simpler movements and are a simpler design, but still inhibit that playful and creative spirit of Max Busser. The first M.A.D

I would like to point out that Marco is perhaps unique in his work, in that he alone is doing all the work, from initial design concept to prototyping to all the traditional hand finishing. His ability to make more than a watch a year is unlikely. On top

It will take him many year to complete the 18 pieces. Meanwhile he will create other less complex watches along the lines of the Zweigesicht concept. A 7 axis Tourbillon within the seven titanium spheres/cages all rotating at different speeds, getting qui

New Renaud piece with a gigantic balance that runs at 1 hz. IMO it's an extremely cool concept and I like the overall idea, but the watch looks a little too Ikepod for me to pull the trigger. I'd have to see it in-person first before pulling the trigger I

All the best Thomas

So many trials and tribulations in the first 10 years could kill a man or at least make very good men give up. Max did so much in those ten years. And had so many incredible problems that were outside of his control. It was a good thing that he was a humb

The H. Moser & Cie. brand, named after Heinrich Moser (1805-1874), a Schaffhausen-born watchmaker, presented its first contemporary watch at the end of 2005 to mark the 200th anniversary of its founder’s birth . Heinrich Moser, the Moser Family Museum Cha

Concept: Maximilian Büsser / MB&F Product design: Eric Giroud / Through the Looking Glass Technical and production management: Serge Kriknoff / MB&F Movement design and finish specifications: Stephen McDonnell and MB&F Movement development: Stephen McDonn