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On the cover, on the number 331 de The Clockthe Fifty Fathoms Bathyscaphe Quantième Complet: Blancpain manages to combine more than convincingly a Complication with triple calendar and classic moon phase display in a ceramic diver's watch.
L’Orologio Club returns on a visit from Omega. The doors of the Biel manufactory and the Brand Museum opened for six members. With the possibility of participate in the VIP Watchmaker CourseA real lesson in the disassembly and reassembly of a movement.
"A Tribute to Eternity: the event of IWC dedicated to the entire new Portugieser 2024 collection, including the incredible Eternal Calendar. in the exclusive setting of Villa Necchi Campiglio in Milan, also welcomed L'Orologio Club members.
Mechanical watches under EUR 5,000: is the theme of the Buying Guide of this issue with 17 models with excellent value for money. Starting from the 1,075 euro of theHamilton Khaki Field to the 4,750 of Longines Conquest Chrono Ski Edition.
L'Orologio m. 331: the usual double issue on newsstands until early February
In this month's Buyer's Guide, we offer 17 mechanical watches under EUR 5,000.
Close to celebrating its 270 years of uninterrupted history in 2025, Vacheron Constantin celebrating 20 years of the Patrimony collection with a limited edition created in collaboration with French designer Ora-ïto.
The elegance of an ultra-thin plate, the exclusivity of an innovative minute repeater and a tourbillon like you've never seen beforethe new limited version of the Master Hybris Mechanica Calibre 362 by Jaeger-LeCoultre sports an unprecedented blue dial.
Breitling celebrates its 140th anniversary with three limited editions of the Premier, Navitimer and Chronomat collections, all equipped by the first perpetual calendar chronograph movement developed by the brand.
Grade 5 titanium, damascened steel, carbon: technical materials for the Marq high-end smartwatch by Garmin.
And again: to Hans Wilsdorf, founder of Rolex, and the DolceVita Minis of Longines are respectively dedicated the headings "Portraits' and 'Feminine Singular'; and then the interview with Tim Malachard, Chief Marketing Officer of Richard Millewatchmaking of Levrette between past and presentwinners of the GPHG 2024the Captain Cook High-Tech Ceramic Skeleton by Radoand much more.
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