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Interview With Watch Maker Christophe Claret

Christophe Claret C who has been producing some of the most complex watch movements for 20 years, for both himself and others C has long absorbed influences and embraced the march of technology to produce some of the most elaborate and boundary-pushing movements around.His state-of-the-art atelier in Switzerland is so geared up to make the most of technological advances that as well as producing watches, it also manufactures innovative tools.Since beginning to produce watches under his own name, he has continued to push boundaries with creations that allow the owner to play baccarat

Greubel Forsey Double Tourbillon Watch

Here is some hands-on treatment of my favorite Greubel Forsey watch. I was happy to spend some wrist time with the Double Tourbillon Technique timepiece last month. About half a million dollars was on my wrist (retail is about $470,000), and it felt pretty darn good. I wrote about this watch on Luxist a while ago when it was originally announced and then again on Haute Living here. And now I will write about it for a third time. I pretty much can't get enough of it I suppose. For more technical details about the watch you can refer to those articles. I want to share with you what it is

Simple Surfer: The Nixon Lodown Is An Ideal Tide Watch And Surfer's Companion

If you surf, you know that having an idea of what the tides are like is important. Tidal ebbs and wanes guide the size and position of the waves, and you don't want to waste your time wading in the sea. Tides variation occurs each day and is totally seasonal. In short, it is almost impossible to simply "predict" the tides. For that reason, it is a good idea to have some type of tide chart or indicator.Well, tidal watches have been around for a while, but the Lodown from Nixon is a particularly good one. It had 15 years of tidal information pre-programmed for 200 cities. The watches al

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 75

Little pat on the back to us for completing the 75th episode of the HourTime Show podcast. The festivities include a regular show praising Ikepod, being skeptical about Hamilton, and talking about whether or not pocket watches will come back into style (answer, maybe... sorta).Listen to the HourTime Show watch podcast episode 75 here. Download the MP3 here. See more articles about: Post navigationPrevious PostCarl F. Bucherer Manero CentralChrono WatchNext PostEntourage’s Jeremy Piven Gets Gifted Character’s Audemars Piguet Watch