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Smooth moves: Louis Vuitton’s Monterey gets a silky-sweet ceramic restyle | Worldtempus (opens the original)
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Nostalgia sells. And when it comes to horology? Even more so. Who among us hasn’t been seduced by a reissue or revamp, bringing the energy of decades past into the present with better technology, perfect finishing and a shiny new box and papers to reassure us of its verified provenance? Whether your interest is piqued by the refined 1930s Streamline Moderne lines of Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Reverso, the Rolex Submariner’s 1950s postwar optimism or the 1980s power dressing prowess of the Panthère de Ca
Panerai’s Florentine Flourish: Honouring History and Heritage with two Refined, Minimalist Watches | Worldtempus (opens the original)
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In an industry where much—sometimes too much—is made of some maisons’ historic roots, it can be difficult to strike a balance between revering the past and facing the future. But not every brand feels the need to play up their pedigree and that’s why, on occasion, it’s easy to forget just how far back Panerai’s history really goes. With its robust clock-it-at-20-meters design, adventurous, modern military feel and plethora of near-evangelical ‘Paneristi’ fans, at 166 years old it still has the e
Louis Vuitton Tambour Spin Time | Worldtempus (opens the original)
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Where Louis Vuitton goes, wanderlust is never far behind. The Maison’s travel heritage is inescapable – but honestly, who would want to escape it? In real life, when passing through grey airports and dull queues of humanity, the glamour of the golden age of travel may sometimes seem out of reach – but in Louis Vuitton’s fabulous world, it’s alive, kicking and ready to be enjoyed. Just take the House’s horology. The Escale, with its studded indices recalling the lozine nails of Louis Vuitton’s tr
A Solo act | Worldtempus (opens the original)
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When the announcement of Zenith’s new launch crossed my desk, I needed a moment to compose myself. Reading and re-reading the matter-of-fact tone of the press release, I felt that I was surely missing something. Or, more precisely, the timepiece itself was missing something. In short: the piece of the puzzle that the Chronomaster name itself implies. The decidedly good-looking Chronomaster Solo Sport does the unthinkable – it removes the chronograph from a watch that so obviously bears that comp
Closer to the Moon: Omega’s New Speedmaster 38mm Models | Worldtempus (opens the original)
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From accompanying astronaut Wally Schirra into space on the 1962 Mercury Sigma 7 mission and, after rigorous testing, being the only chronograph left standing to be officially qualified by NASA for all space flights in 1965, to eventually landing on the moon in 1969 as part of the Apollo 11 mission, it’s little wonder it earned its ‘Moonwatch’ moniker. Those unforgettable moments, burned into the memories of a generation, assured a place for the ‘Speedy’ in horological legend. But outside its hi
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