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.

Aigaki, a former BMX racer, turned watchmaker, honed his skills in Switzerland before establishing his own company. He created the Direct Impulse Tourbillon with hand-operated tools, making only three pieces in total.

Imagine a Vacheron Constantin 222 in steel, blue dial, 37-40mm, featuring a Geneva Seal movement, automatic date, screw-down crown, 100M water resistance, and the iconic 222 case. A dream shared by the moderator HSTE.

Moderator Patrick_y discusses the Chopard Lucent A223 steel, a double-refined steel made from 70-80% recycled steel. Harder and more scratch-resistant than typical steels, it offers increased purity and brightness.

Introducing the Vacheron Constantin stainless steel 222 4200H/222A, a tribute to the brand's rich history. Staying true to its iconic design and craftsmanship, this watch marks the start of a special year for Vacheron Constantin.

Marking 20 years, MB&F's Legacy Machine Longhorn watches, a sequential chronograph and a perpetual calendar, embody Max Busser's artistic risk-taking, combining avant-garde horology and innovative design, priced at 168,000 Swiss Francs per piece, limited to 20 units.

Reflecting on the 8th anniversary, the Jaeger Lecoultre Duometre à Chronographe's evolution from a stolen platinum original to a new white gold variation with a black dial showcases its enduring appeal and versatility.

Explore our community's journey through unique timepieces like the PuristSPro All Black Rescue and Zenith CP2 PuristS 15th anniversary Cronometro. With exciting projects planned for our upcoming 25th anniversary in 2026.

Explore the intricate details of the A. Lange & Söhne Langematik Perpetual Calendar, a watch rich in Lange DNA and Jaeger LeCoultre influence. From its platinum case to the complete perpetual calendar, this timepiece demands admiration.

Phillips' Geneva exhibition celebrated independent watchmaking, emphasizing creators' unique essence in each piece. Through panels and auctions, the event delved into the long-standing struggles and innovations within independent watchmaking.