HYPERSPORTY

This creation boasts the layout colors of the extreme version of the Huracán, the Super Trofeo Omologata, and embraces new high-performing engineering architecture.

Roger Dubuis pursues its intimate partnership with Lamborghini Squadra Corse initiated in 2018.

THE ART OF BEING DIFFERENT

The Aquaracer, considered as TAG Heuer’s ultimate tool watch, takes on the colored codes of the London-based customization specialist with this totally titanium variation.

The talented watchmakers from the Bamford Watch Department, accomplished masters in watch bespokeness, have gained outstanding recognition over the last fifteen years thanks to a myriad of customer requests.

In the year 2000, Chanel revolutionised the codes of traditional watchmaking with the J12, the first black ceramic round watch in history.

Inspired by the silhouettes of the America’s Cup sailing yachts, Jacques Helleu, Chanel’s artistic director for perfumes and beauty products as well as watchmaking and jewelry at the time, invented an unprecedented time-keeping device in which technique is exclusively at the service of a design that is elegant, noble.

It may be January of 2021, but an article about hands doesn’t always have to be about washing them! The hands of a watch can be a key part of its identity.

What do Alpina, Breitling, Montblanc, Louis Vuitton, Frederique Constant, de Grisogono, TAG Heuer, and Hublot all have in common? They all made connected watches! The intellectual shift over the past in 20 years is huge.

FOREVER IN TUNE WITH THE TIMES

The Parisian firm proposes a variation of its model equipped with a full calendar and a dial adorning an azure hue with a myriad of nuances which change in tune with the light.

It’s been a week filled with thunderbolts, my dear WorldTempus family. Those of you living in places rocked by scandal, political calamity, or surging virus caseloads, we’re right there with you — in spirit, if not physically (probably a good thing, in these spatially sensitive times).

The Nantucket watch has been forming solid attachments for almost 30 years. Its story, all about links, began in 1991, when iconoclastic Hermès designer Henri d’Origny boldly sketched the outlines of a companion to the Cape Cod watch, an equally distinctive model named Nantucket.

The leitmotif of the most counter-intuitive finishing ever is simple: less is more. Skeletonisation, in which the movement is endowed with nothing more than the material required for it to actually work, is an age-old technique that’s made a major comeback in the past 20 years.

While it might seem odd to describe a style as obvious as the minimalist watch as a trend, the sheer extent of burgeoning creativity in all directions between 2000 and 2010 resulted in ever-narrower pigeonholes into which to classify various types of workmanship – and an ever-deeper focus within each of these categories.