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Record-breaker: the Bulgari Octo Finissimo Chronograph GMT
Bulgari adds another ultra-thin watchmaking record to its growing list of achievements, as it creates the world’s thinnest automatic chronograph ...
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Editors Picks: QP’s favourite watches of Baselworld 2019
From unusual divers to new claims on the Royal Oak’s crown – and a very different Patek Philippe Calatrava – these are the QP editorial team’s favourite watches ...
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Baselworld 2019: Chopard L.U.C XPS Twist QF
Chopard’s enigmatic XPS Twist comes in an entirely new flavour for 2019. ...
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How did watches come to have jewels in their movements? An unexpected tale of 18th century skullduggery
We all take it for granted that mechanical watches have jewels in them as part of the essential operation of the movements – as you’ll see through the ...
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Joining the Big Time: George Bamford
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Baselworld 2019: The Patek Philippe 5172G Chronograph
Patek Philippe has released a new model based on the 5170 chronograph, with clear vintage stylings ...
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A solid gold tribute – the Omega Speedmaster Apollo 11 50th Anniversary Limited Edition
The second big piece of Speedmaster-related news in 2019 is a limited edition recreation of the 18ct yellow gold Speedy presented to NASA Astronauts and a notorious American ...
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Meet the MB&F LM FlyingT, Max Büsser’s first watch designed for women
Founder Maximilian Büsser discusses the difficulty in designing a watch with someone else in mind ...
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Is Baume the future of sustainable watchmaking? Interview with CEO Marie Chassot
Baume aspires to bring sustainability to the world of watchmaking. We spoke to its CEO Marie Chassot to find out just how far it has got to go ...
