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Concerning the progressive construction project

Concerning the progressive construction project, Jean-Claude Biver has made this enthusiastic proclamation: "by 2010, our goal is to produce 5 to 8 000 movements entirely manufactured in these premises and reach a production of 20 000 movements by 2012." In addition, we also want to train young watchmakers, and that this building will become a space that promotes learning and releases creative energy! "Shop by window CollectionRelated window newsHublot Explorer merge articles: luxury watches Meet Web 3 0Hublot project F Bang Watch to Support make A Wish Foundation

Tissot Sculpture Line Moonphase Baby Breguet Watch

Likely no coincidence that Tissot created a timepiece like this and both Tissot and Breguet are under the same umbrella company - the Swatch Group. While Tissot is best known in the US for their awesome T-Touch timepieces, and other sport watches, they do actually offer some nice classy pieces as well (though a good deal of those are harder to find in the US). Tissot sits as a high-value, entry-level luxury watch portal for the Swatch Group. They are actually in sort of the same boat with Certina watches (also Swatch Group, but those are very hard to find in the US).So new from

Nothing Says 'Stingray' Like An Extremely Boring Charmex Watch

I don't blame you if you nodded off for a moment. These are incredibly mundane watches, enough so to put you to sleep. They talk about Rolex being an old guy's watch. No. THIS is an old guy's watch. Talk about uninspired and boring. This represents what is bad about classic design. No risks, nothing interesting. Just plain 'bleh.' It is not that the Charmex Stingray is ugly, it just makes me want to pass out with boredom.The Stingray name has been given to so many cool things. Sports cars, sporty sunglasses, sport boats, a cool cousin of the shark, and now one of the worlds most blase

What Are The Best Japanese Mechanical Watch Movement Makers? - Ask Watch Experts Questions About Watches

 Chad G. from San Jose, CA, USA asks:What is the best Japanese automatic movement manufacturer? I know Seiko Spring Drive is the cream of the crop, I am thinking more of the economy-esque movements, comparable to an ETA 2824 or 2836. Miyota, Seiko, Orient…..etc. Accuracy, durability, longevity, maint costs, etc.There are not that many mechanical watch movement producers in Japan, The big three watch brands there are Casio, Citizen, and Seiko – and Casio is strictly quartz. Citizen owns the movement maker Miyota, which makes movements for mechanical Citizen watches but also