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The Clifton Turns Ice Blue | Worldtempus (opens the original)
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Baume & Mercier is adding a limited edition to its Clifton collection: a 39 mm Automatique Date with an ice blue guilloché dial. A new shade inherited from the dressed dials of the 1950s, brought to life by the guilloché as it plays with the light. Behind this softness lies serious mechanics: the now well-known Baumatic manufacture movement. After being completely redesigned last year, the Clifton flourishes with this version, which is undoubtedly its most luminous interpretation. A discreet pie
Bvlgari Titanio: When Aluminium Turns to Titanium | Worldtempus (opens the original)
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The announcement has something of a cheeky twist to it. It may indeed come as a surprise, because here is the Aluminium that is no longer made of aluminum! And that is precisely what makes it interesting. By changing the metal that gave the line its name, the maison also shifts its character. The same sport-chic codes, but in a completely different mood. Titanium, of course, makes the watch lighter, offering unparalleled comfort on the wrist. But that is not all: it also darkens it, giving it an
Big Bang Original Soft Touch: When Rubber Takes Over the Dial | Worldtempus (opens the original)
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This time, textured rubber with a soft-touch feel covers the entire watch, from the case to the dial, bezel and strap. The brand offers it in two colors: red and black. The idea is neither surprising nor simply a stylistic whim. It extends the history of the manufacture, for which rubber is not just one material among many: it is the material that gave the brand its start. There was just one place it had never reached: the dial. That has now changed with the Big Bang Original Soft Touch. Rubber:
Top 5: Setting Course for German Watchmaking | Worldtempus (opens the original)
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A. Lange & Söhne, Cabaret Tourbillon Honeygold When it comes to German haute horlogerie, everything begins—and reaches its pinnacle—in Glashütte at A. Lange & Söhne. Founded in 1845, expropriated after World War II, and eventually forgotten, the Saxon manufacture was reborn in 1990 and rose to the very top of fine watchmaking within just a few years. Few manufactures have such an instantly recognizable signature: untreated German silver three-quarter plates (an invention of the founder), hand-en
Geneva Watch Days 2026: The Seventh Edition Unites the Entire Geneva Watchmaking Ecosystem | Worldtempus (opens the original)
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This year also marks a milestone: for the first time, every major stakeholder in Geneva's watchmaking ecosystem—from public authorities to leading financial institutions—is rallying behind the event. When the inaugural edition was launched six years ago, few imagined it would become a lasting fixture. In the summer of 2020, eight brands—Breitling, Bvlgari, De Bethune, Girard-Perregaux, H. Moser & Cie., MB&F, Ulysse Nardin, and Urwerk—joined forces to create their own showcase after the cancellat
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