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Red Stromatolite and Maw Sit Sit! | Worldtempus (opens the original)
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Still discreet on the watchmaking scene, AKHOR is an independent Geneva-based house whose identity revolves around a very particular dial construction. In the Le Temps en Équilibre collection, an upper disc seems to float at the centre of the watch, freed from any visible attachment, above a second level bearing the hour markers. For Geneva Watch Days, this architecture welcomes two rare ornamental stones for the first time: red stromatolite and maw sit sit. Let us focus here on the red stromato
Black in all its Facets | Worldtempus (opens the original)
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The FB 3SPC Chronometer is now well established in the landscape of contemporary haute horlogerie. Launched in 2022, it received the Chronometry Prize at the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève the following year. This recognition acknowledged a piece developed around a particularly unusual regulating organ for a wristwatch. For the Geneva Watch Days 2026, the mechanics remain unchanged and Ferdinand Berthoud is focusing its work on the materials, finishes and presence of the watch on the wrist. A
A 4-day Weekend | Worldtempus (opens the original)
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Following the success of the first Weekend models with aventurine and malachite dials, Perrelet is now completing the range with four safe choices in decorative watchmaking: turquoise, lapis lazuli, tiger’s eye and onyx. Familiar stones, chosen for the richness of their shades and their ability to give four very different faces to the same watch. The Weekend is a particularly suitable setting for this exercise. Its 39mm round steel case frames a widely open dial, punctuated by fine baton indexes
TAG Heuer Monaco: Refining an Icon without Taming It | Worldtempus (opens the original)
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Most watches are designed to feel balanced, discreet, and universally appealing. The Monaco was never one of them. When it debuted in 1969, its square water-resistant case, blue dial, left-hand crown, and automatic Caliber 11 made it unlike anything else on the market. That originality wasn't immediately appreciated. The first Monaco proved to be a commercial failure and disappeared from the collection after only five years. Even Steve McQueen's decision to wear it in Le Mans in 1971 failed to c
How Do You Make a Hand Move Backward? | Worldtempus (opens the original)
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In mechanical watchmaking, every movement begins with rotation. The mainspring unwinds inside the barrel, the gear train revolves, and every pivot turns around its axis. Circular motion is the visible expression of the entire kinematic architecture of a mechanical watch. When everything is functioning properly, a watch is built around continuous rotation. Yet there is nothing that says information must always be displayed this way. To improve readability, create visual balance, or enrich the com
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