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In-House, Cutting Edge: Audemars Piguet Debuts the Royal Oak Offshore Tourbillon Chronograph With In-House Automatic Chronograph

Audemars Piguet Debuts Aug 28, 2014

In-House, Cutting Edge: Audemars Piguet Debuts the Royal Oak Offshore Tourbillon Chronograph With In-House Automatic Chronograph

In the world of watchmaking, there is news, and there’s actual news. Here we have the latter: the Royal Oak Offshore Selfwinding Tourbillon Chronograph. This is something rather special. Combining a tourbillon with a chronograph is never a trivial challenge, but what we’ve got here is a fully integrated, in-house tourbillon chronograph movement, that also uses […]

Counting Stars (and Planets): The Graham Tourbillon Orrery

Counting Stars (and Planets): The Graham Tourbillon Orrery

Whenever we talk about Graham watches, either some aviator theme watches or the Chronofighters with the trademark “fast-action start/ stop trigger” beside the crown would subconsciously come to mind. This time round, Graham did something a little unorthodox, and the result is simply out of this world! Before we start talking about this timepiece, letsRead More

Bottom Time: Tudor Pelagos

Tudor Pelagos Motoring slowly along Aug 27, 2014

Bottom Time: Tudor Pelagos

Motoring slowly along the line of buoys, five of us leaned over the starboard gunwale, scanning the clear water through polarized lenses. It had been a quiet day with no sharks in sight - unless you count the lazy nurse sharks begging for bait scraps in the marina. We’d spent languid hours between line checks […]

Panerai Luminor Base 8 Days: Master Of The Essentials

Panerai Luminor Base 8 Days Aug 26, 2014

Panerai Luminor Base 8 Days: Master Of The Essentials

Panerai has something that no other brand has this much of. It is one of the rarest commodities in watchmaking, and many watchmakers lose sleep over the lack of it. That commodity is space. You’d expect a Panerai to be big and bulky since it is an essential part of the DNA of the brand. […]

Panerai And Its New Boutique Design

Panerai Aug 18, 2014

Panerai And Its New Boutique Design

Boutiques are becoming more and more important in the strategy of watch brands to sell their product to the public. Of course their is a lot in favour of the boutique. You can have you own staff, focus only on your product and really immerse customers into the world surrounding your brand. Most watch brands […]

IWC And The Last Flight Of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

IWC Aug 13, 2014

IWC And The Last Flight Of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

The universe sometimes works in mysterious ways. With the passing of Robin Williams, the world has lost one of its greatest comedians. His daughter Zelda quoted Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s “The Little Prince” to commemorate him, and at the same time IWC is commemorating Antoine de Saint-Exupéry himself with a limited edition dedicated to his last […]

Star Power: Up Close And Personal With The Hybris Artistica Gyrotourbillon 1 From Jaeger LeCoultre

Jaeger-LeCoultre Aug 9, 2014

Star Power: Up Close And Personal With The Hybris Artistica Gyrotourbillon 1 From Jaeger LeCoultre

The Gyrotourbillon 1 was first introduced by Jaeger LeCoultre in 2004 as what would be the first of a series of multi-axis tourbillon wristwatches, the theoretical goal of which was to create variations on the tourbillon suitable for a wristwatch rather than a pocket watch. Each of the Gyrotourbillon wristwatches has a different configuration of […]

Reactions: The Rolex Deepsea D-Blue Dial Edition

Rolex Deepsea D-Blue Dial Edition Aug 5, 2014

Reactions: The Rolex Deepsea D-Blue Dial Edition

Whenever Rolex is about to launch a new timepiece, there would always be a plethora of hype and speculation in the watch community. It was therefore not surprising that there was a lot of excitement when Rolex announced that they will be launching a new variant of the popular Deepsea Seadweller (also known as theRead More

Cartier Time Art – ‘Mechanics Of Passion’ – Now in Shanghai!

Cartier Time Art – ‘Mechanics Aug 4, 2014

Cartier Time Art – ‘Mechanics Of Passion’ – Now in Shanghai!

Cartier’s Time Art exhibition has arrived in Shanghai. After the show at the Bellerive Museum in Zurich in 2011 and at the ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands, in Singapore in 2012, Time Art is back in Asia with a new exhibition of remarkable vintage watches and clocks. – Power Station Of Art, Shanghai – […]

Bremont – Guilty of What?

Bremont Guilty Aug 2, 2014

Bremont – Guilty of What?

In a recent article I produced for Revolution about manufacture status, I concluded with the following: “manufacture status is no guaranteed measure of quality nor prestige, while non-manufacture status doesn’t diminish the worth of a top-quality timepiece.” It’s the watch as a whole, not just the pedigree. I also pointed out was the FACT that […]

Chopard L.U.C Qualité Fleurier: Simplicity is Key

Chopard L.U.C Qualité Fleurier Simplicity Aug 2, 2014

Chopard L.U.C Qualité Fleurier: Simplicity is Key

There are quite a few watchmakers that have the capability and resources to make watches that are of the highest quality. Chopard L.U.C is one of them, but their efforts have always been eclipsed by their more illustrious competitors. Will the Qualité Fleurier be able to circumvent those circumstances? Chopard do not create just watches, they createRead More

Earliest Enthusiast Use Of The Term "In-House" Discovered?

Earliest Enthusiast Use Of The Term "In-House" Discovered?

Return With Us Now, To Those Thrilling Days Of Yesteryear Dept: Out of morbid curiosity, I decided to go to the very first place I ever expressed an opinion about a watch on the Internet: the alt.horology usenet newsgroup (remember those, kids?) The oldest attested use preserved (I checked with Google’s newsreader) is from a […]

Earliest Enthusiast Use Of The Term “In-House” Discovered?

Earliest Enthusiast Use Of The Term “In-House” Discovered?

Return With Us Now, To Those Thrilling Days Of Yesteryear Dept: Out of morbid curiosity, I decided to go to the very first place I ever expressed an opinion about a watch on the Internet: the alt.horology usenet newsgroup (remember those, kids?) The oldest attested use preserved (I checked with Google’s newsreader) is from a […]

Kering Buys Ulysse Nardin: The Bigger Picture?

Ulysse Nardin Jul 31, 2014

Kering Buys Ulysse Nardin: The Bigger Picture?

Yesterday Kering (formerly known as PPR) announced that it will take over 100% of Ulysse Nardin. The luxury conglomerate headed by François-Henri Pinault, has always been quite light in the field of Haute Horlogerie, but it seems that they are on a strategy to change all that. Traditionally Kering is very strong in the field […]

Christopher Ward Steps Up To the Big Leagues With Calibre SH21

Christopher Ward Steps Up Jul 29, 2014

Christopher Ward Steps Up To the Big Leagues With Calibre SH21

To many, Christopher Ward is known as a brand that produces very reasonably priced quartz and mechanical watches. Contrary to the extravagant marketing we are used to by bigger and more renowned watch brands, Christopher Ward dispenses with the hype, selling quality watches online at good prices directly to customers. In coincidence with their 10-year […]

Zenith Star: New Additions To This Celestial Collection

Zenith Star New Additions Jul 24, 2014

Zenith Star: New Additions To This Celestial Collection

Zenith is actually a strange name for the watch brand, since the word refers to the highest points in the heavens by a celestial body. Although the brand will be celebrating its 150th anniversary next year, it still doesn’t have seemed to reached its Zenith. For all this time the brand has been a respected […]

Double Delight- Cartier Tank MC and LC Squelette

Cartier Tank MC Jul 23, 2014

Double Delight- Cartier Tank MC and LC Squelette

The history of Cartier Tank is rather intriguing. Over the years, it has produced many unique pieces, such as the Tank Asymétrique and the Tank Basculante. This time round, the Squelette DNA finds its way into the Tank family line. During this year’s SIHH, Cartier has launched a few novelties pieces. Among which was a pairRead More

Terra Cielo Mare shows us the Submarine Inspired Tazzoli

Terra Cielo Mare shows us the Submarine Inspired Tazzoli

[ooyala code=”NhZzlkbjpIAXOXrLEU_No5wyxzPBysiE” player_id=”906938bb2f324c93a733b2fb3b34b260″ width=”750″ height=”590″] Terra Cielo Mare is a relatively new under the radar brand that impressed us with their limited edition Tazzoli watch. Hear Luca Fontana, owner of the brand, introduce this watch as well as other pieces in the range, including the watch worn by Brad Pitt’s character in the movie “World […]

Discover: Ralph Lauren’s 2014 Timepieces

Discover: Ralph Lauren’s 2014 Timepieces

It was a small, cozy yet elegant watch affair on a fine Thursday morning at the Marina Bay Sands Singapore as Ralph Lauren launches its release of their 2014 timepiece collections. Familiar to all, Ralph Lauren has been a strong influential brand that has been around the fashion scene for more than 40 years. Renowned […]

Rendez-Vouz In Style, Night & Day, With Jaeger-LeCoultre

Jaeger-LeCoultre Elegance can often be Jul 15, 2014

Rendez-Vouz In Style, Night & Day, With Jaeger-LeCoultre

Elegance can often be found in details; the delicate way a dress falls, the way a heel is connected to a shoe, or the fine stitching on a purse. Details like these display the expertise of its maker, and the confidence to apply it correctly, since elegance is also about balance. Details and balance are […]

Tissot Heritage Navigator 160th Anniversary: Champion Of The People And Captain Of Your Heart

Tissot Heritage Navigator 160th Anniversary Jul 14, 2014

Tissot Heritage Navigator 160th Anniversary: Champion Of The People And Captain Of Your Heart

What if wristwatches were invented 200 years earlier? It would have had an impact on the course of history, without a doubt, but it would also place this device on the wrists of people in history that never had the pleasure of wearing one, simply because it did not exist. I’m not even talking about […]

BaselWorld 2014: Belles of the fair

BaselWorld 2014: Belles of the fair

Each year, BaselWorld 2014 is a frantic, mad struggle to make all the appointments to bring you the first hand news and views of the novelties. As we rush about the fair grounds, we are entertained by these non-horological eye candies. These lovely ladies, dressed a bit rediculously with their shiny, pixlated berets were presentRead More

Panerai Reminds Us Of Their Iconic Dial Design In Singapore

Panerai Reminds Us Jul 7, 2014

Panerai Reminds Us Of Their Iconic Dial Design In Singapore

The prototypical Panerai is easily recognised from a distance, thanks in part to the iconic crown guard flanking the case. This feature was added as a revision to the earlier “Radomir”, with the intention of adding a crown protecting bridge that would prevent water from entering the case. This shape that these two elements formed […]

Silicon Is Sexy! Ulysse Nardin Skeleton Tourbillon Manufacture

Ulysse Nardin Skeleton Tourbillon Manufacture Let Jul 4, 2014

Silicon Is Sexy! Ulysse Nardin Skeleton Tourbillon Manufacture

Let there be no mistake; Although the title might made you think otherwise, this article has nothing to do with the material silicone, which is perhaps best known to “enhance” the beauty of the fairer sex in many different shapes and forms. Instead it is about silicon, without the “e”, a chemical element that achieved […]

Brothers In Arms: Arnold & Son’s TES Tourbillon

Arnold & Son Jul 3, 2014

Brothers In Arms: Arnold & Son’s TES Tourbillon

There was a time when the British not only ruled large parts of the world, but also large parts of the watch world as well. There is some connection between the two, because at one point in time, anyone who wanted to rule the world, needed a lot of ships. Navigating these ships correctly was […]

In conversation with Manuel Emch

In conversation with Manuel Emch

Mr Manuel Emch is the man-in-command of Romain Jerome, a watchmaker which prides itself in making provocative and interesting timepieces. Deployant had the opportunity to catch up with the man himself, to find out more about his watches and the industry as a whole. When Romain Jerome entered into the foray of watchmaking, they wantedRead More

Michele Sofisti of Girard-Perregaux on the new releases for Baselworld 2014 (Video)

Girard-Perregaux Jul 2, 2014

Michele Sofisti of Girard-Perregaux on the new releases for Baselworld 2014 (Video)

Girard-Perregaux came to Basel this year with a more classically implemented Constant Escapement L.M in Rose Gold, the Tri-Axial and the Neo-Tourbillon. Listen to CEO, Michele Sofisti on more about this innovative trio of watches.

BaselWorld 2014: Belles of the Fair: Speake-Marin Magister

Speake-Marin Jun 28, 2014

BaselWorld 2014: Belles of the Fair: Speake-Marin Magister

Speake-Marin may be a relatively new independent watchmaking brand, but its impact has been tremendous. And with the new Magister Tourbillon, it just gets better. The folks at Deployant has been fans of Speake-Marin since its inception. Personally, I have a soft spot for the brand. One of the most distinct features of the watch would be theRead More

Opinion: Not just innovation, watchmakers must keep an eye on quality

Opinion: Not just innovation, watchmakers must keep an eye on quality

Yesterday afternoon I had a chat over coffee with one of the luminaries of the Singapore watch-collecting world – and on his hand glinted something black, absolutely unique, and in all respects a stunner. “Some thing new?” I asked, readying my camera phone, hoping that the watch would soon migrate from his wrist to mine.Read More

Bottom Time: Ice Diving With The Bremont Supermarine 2000

Bremont Supermarine 2000 Twenty minutes Jun 27, 2014

Bottom Time: Ice Diving With The Bremont Supermarine 2000

Twenty minutes into the dive, I lose all feeling in my fingers. It’s a slow process - first tingling, then mild discomfort, then burning, and finally, with a strange sense of relief, my hands become like dead weights on the ends of my arms. My left hand curls like a frozen claw around the safety […]