Founded in 2020, the brand uses ethically sourced
recycled materials and low-carbon processes. This collection of bio-inspired
watches is influenced by the processes, visual effects, shapes and colors found
in nature. The five high-contrast dials are based on nano-engraving technology
developed by Morphotonix, a Swiss start-up specializing in printing processes
for banknotes and passports. The 37 mm case in recycled stainless steel hosts a
circular Caliber ETA 2892, certified refurbished.
29.10.24
24.10.24
New releases – Favre-Leuba Deep Blue Revival
The brand reintroduces its divers watch in its
original design and 39 mm dimensions. The sunray-finished gray dial is adorned with
baton-shaped indexes. The round date window at 4:30, with its polished and
glossy finish, retains the look of 1964. The indexes and hands, filled with
egg-shell colored Super-LumiNova® are reminiscent of the radium used back then.
The case hosts the La Joux-Perret’s automatic G100 movement, ensuring a 68-hour
power reserve. Price: CHF 2,250.
19.10.24
Open doors at Eberhard
Eberhard & Co. opens the doors of its historic headquarters for special visits during the 11th Biennial of Watchmaker's Heritage Days, celebrating the tradition of Swiss horology in La Chaux-de-Fonds and Le Locle. During the event, visitors are invited to explore the Eberhard & Co. Museum. Attendees will experience the Maison’s evolution through a diverse selection of pieces, including pocket watches from the late 19th century, early wrist chronographs, ladies’ watches, sporty men’s models, and the new collections.
14.10.24
New releases – Guebly RTG-01
The brand’s
first watch features a 42 mm case in Grade 5 titanium. The deep blue hue of the
round dial is enhanced by a spiral finish that radiates from its center. Both
the indexes and retrograde sector are pad-printed by hand. Manufactured in the
Swiss Jura, the 179-component movement is made entirely of titanium. Its plates
and bridges feature standards of decoration that exceed even the requirements
of the Geneva Seal, and its micro-rotor guarantees a 70-hour power reserve.
9.10.24
Vintage Box – LeCoultre (1950s)
ENGLISH (il testo italiano è in fondo alla pagina)
Complete with its cardboard slipcase, certificate of guarantee and user manual, the box seen here originally contained a Futurematic – “engineered to be the most accurate automatic watch in all the world”.
The inscription suggests that the timepiece was sold by Vacheron & Constantin - LeCoultre, the U.S. subsidiary of the two manufacturers. Timepieces meant for the American market did not feature the Jaeger brand’s name.
ITALIANO
Comprendente la sua scatola di cartone, il certificato di garanzia e il manuale d'uso, il cofanetto presentato qui conteneva originalmente un Futurematic: “progettato per essere l’orologio automatico più preciso del mondo”.
L’iscrizione indica che l’orologio fu venduto da Vacheron
& Constantin – LeCoultre, filiale americana dei due fabbricanti. I prodotti
destinati al mercato d’Oltreoceano non avevano il nome Jaeger sul quadrante.
4.10.24
New releases – Depancel Allure Mecaquartz Integrated
The 36 mm steel case accommodates the brand’s first integrated
metal bracelet and hosts a Seiko mecaquartz system combining the traditional
mechanical gear trains with the regulation provided by the consistent
oscillation of quartz crystal. The red and orange hues found on the three
subsidiary dials and the tachymetric scale echo the 1970s design.
29.9.24
Watches Of Italy
La
quinta edizione di W.O.I. – Watches Of Italy, prima mostra mercato dedicata
alla produzione orologiera italiana, si terrà a Novi Ligure, presso il centro
fieristico “Dolci Terre” nel complesso del Museo dei Campionissimi (Viale dei Campionissimi
2), nei giorni di sabato 5 e domenica 6 ottobre prossimi. Ingresso gratuito
dietro registrazione obbligatoria qui. Orario continuato 10-19. Nata
nel 2019, la manifestazione riunisce gli operatori nazionali del settore
orologiero e dell’accessoristica con lo scopo di presentare le start-up e i micro-brand
agli appassionati, ai media e al grande pubblico.
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