…the history of competition between these two companies, it’s only right to mention them together. And both watches have an incredible in-the-hand experience, with modern touches that emphasize the classic…
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My Take on the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève 2020 Headlines
…misery (though greed and infighting helped) and it has threatened the fortunes and fates of many well-known companies. With Swiss watch exports off by more than half, the luxury groups…
Why Have No Smartwatches Won at the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève?
…from 2012, and it is very specific on this point: “Only watches commercialised after March 2011 … and at the latest before December 31st 2012 are entitled to participate.” It…
How the Chronograph Became the “It” Watch Complication
…the timing component often compromised power reserve or accuracy when engaged, which limited the market for these watches. Although complications like date pointers and more complicated calendars were in demand,…
Seiko 6810-8000 (SCVL001): Japanese Piaget?
…competing factions produced ever-better movement innovations. Suwa Seikosha originated the Grand Seiko line, but it was Daini Seikosha who perfected it with the famous 44GS of 1967. The company produced…
The Balance Spring Cartel Crisis
…the three timing components: The escapement set (assortiment), the balance spring (spiraux), and the balance wheel (balancier) Like batteries today, springs have long been the essential commodity that made portable…
Two Movements, One Case: Nappey Jumelles Times
…établissage that defined French and Swiss watchmaking through the 1980s. Specialist companies and small home businesses produced the various components and watch brands could easily select from the parts they…
The Thin Watch War | The Watch Files: January 12, 1979
…the components were attached directly to the unitized body, with the dial, hands, and crystal completing the watch. The Swiss conglomerates were reeling as quartz movements gained market share, and…
What Does “Montbrillant” Mean to Breitling?
…his company. But Breitling came from Saint-Imier, and the company was long located in the “watch city” of La Chaux-de-Fonds before relocating to Geneva. The only “Montbrillant” in all of…
Retrograde Retrospective: A History of the Le Phare Sectora and Quarta
…Reverso Chronographe Retrograde as part of their exclusive Reverso Complications series, and returned to the complication in 1999 for the more mainstream Gran’Sport Chronograph. Chronoswiss used the complication for their…
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