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How Santos de Cartiericonic design with new and interesting features more in line with modern expectations. To date, an extensive collection of sporty/chic watches also varied in terms of functionality. On the cover of The Clock this month, the Dual Time version.
In this month's Star Buyer's Guide are the shape watches. Fifteen models, rectangular, square, tonneau and so on, offering a wide variety of shapes in more than just round watchmaking.
The evolution of the Gondolo, the Art Déco by Patek Philippe which includes shape models inspired by the brand's rich heritage.
A Serpenti in a mechanical key that defies convention is the result of the new collaboration between Bulgari e MB&F, produced in three versions of 33 each.
From Gérald Genta to the present day, many designers have contributed to the development of mechanical watchmaking. Confirming the enormous role of creativity in the world of luxury, including watchmaking.
L'Orologio no. 333: focus on design in watchmaking
Starting with the concept of the non-round watch, in this issue we have collected an anthology of unusual models that offer a comprehensive view of creative flair in mechanical watchmaking.
The return of the Vacheron Constantin 222 in steel opens the 270th anniversary celebrations of the House, the oldest watch manufacture to have remained in operation.
The Longines lighter: the Ultra-Chron Carbon, inspired by a great classic of the past, is the first House model with case made of carbon.
Enclosed with this issue is the new tabloid Your Time: 24 pages dedicated to the world of vintage and more. A quarterly publication, which starts with vintage watchmaking to explain its values, historicity and indicate current trends and to place it alongside other sectors involving emotions.
And again on this issue: Hand Made 2 of Greubel Forseyalmost handmade 100%, the watchmaking of F.P. Journethe story of the VO Vintage of January, the return of Universal Genève, and much more.
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