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This is Not (Just) a Watch | Worldtempus (opens the original)
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Before talking about the Off-Grid, the latest eccentricity signed H. Moser & Cie, it is necessary to indicate where it comes from: the Moser Exploration LAB, MEL for those in the know. It is an entity now separated from the rest of the brand’s organizational structure in order to focus on its most disruptive and innovative projects. With the MEL, the aim is to bring to fruition an approach that has in reality existed for a long time. It has given rise to products as striking as the Moser Nature,
Watchmaking Culture: the unique immersion of the Biennale | Worldtempus (opens the original)
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It was 2009. Fifteen years ago. An eternity in a world connected to the microsecond, but barely yesterday on the scale of watchmaking history. On June 27, 2009, the cities of La Chaux de Fonds and Le Locle were officially inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List for their watchmaking urban planning. More than a consecration, it was a recognition of the historical and central role played by the two “manufacturing cities” in promoting a globalised watchmaking art, and in the construction of Swi
Corum Admiral: A New Course in Ceramic | Worldtempus (opens the original)
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Corum is a brand apart. Neither a venerable, institutional manufacture (it was founded in 1995), nor a newcomer to the scene. Above all, it is a maison with incomparable creativity. Its archives of designs, drawings, prototypes and stylistic explorations are beyond comprehension. Its commercial offering has sometimes suffered as a result: a proliferation of models, projects that were sometimes short-lived, and poorly structured collections. So be it. That is the Corum spirit. The brand operates
Straight to Goal, with L’Épée | Worldtempus (opens the original)
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You can always learn new things, even about subjects you believe you have mastered perfectly. Such as watchmaking or football, passionate subjects with billions of pages, forums, posts, videos and heated comments devoted to them. And yet. It is by discovering L’Épée 1839’s “The Football” that the less knowledgeable will know how to distinguish themselves in society. For example, by pointing out that a soccer ball is made up of two shapes: the pentagon and the hexagon. That there are 12 of the fo
SUB 300: Doxa generalizes titanium | Worldtempus (opens the original)
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Customers who already have several gold watches want the next one to be in platinum. And those who already have steel generally migrate to titanium. These are the natural evolutions of any enthusiast wishing to raise the level of their collection. For many brands, titanium is indeed a more interesting alternative to steel. It is a less common, more exclusive material, endowed with notable technical characteristics. Among these: reduced weight, excellent resistance to shocks and scratches, a rela
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